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In this blog, Sehaaonline marks World Patient Safety Day 2022. It outlines the scope of avoidable harm in healthcare, what needs to change to ensure a patient-safe future, and considers this year's World Patient Safety Day theme, 'Medication Without Harm.'

Bath safety solutions are essential for elders, toddlers, bariatric patients, and those with disabilities to stay safe in the bathroom. Accidents in the bathroom are more frequent than anyplace else in the house, due to moist, slippery surfaces and sharp corners. Bath safety items are meant to make showering and toileting a safe and independent experience.

Ankle is the most prone area to get injured and be the victim of wear and tear. It is the most overused part of our body and needs to be taken care of. To know about its pain, symptoms, ankle braces, rehabilitation and treatment; one should get through an ankle’s anatomy. After having a gist about it, you’ll be able to take better care.

Parkinson's disease (PD) can make daily life difficult. Motor symptoms like tremor or trembling, stiffness, sluggish motions, and uneven balance can make it difficult to perform daily chores as the condition develops. However, there are numerous assistive devices available to help with daily activities.

Life is tricky. We all want to make the best of it, but somehow can’t! Nabil Mirza is no stranger to life-altering changes. His disabled parents are dependent on him. In situations like these, we only expect to make the best out of it, right?

Are you thinking of using underwear to help with incontinence? If bladder leakage impacts your quality of life, adult diapers can help you regain control. With various treatment options available for urine incontinence, female pelvic medicine professionals recommend adult undergarments for everyone. Let us explore their benefits and uses.

Parkinson’s Disease is common in the elderly over the age of 70. Symptoms like rigid muscles, shakiness, unsteadiness, and slow movements can affect their daily lives. Handling house chores and carrying out other day- to-day activities can be hard. This is when assistive devices come in.

Asthma, allergies, and ear infections are the most prevalent medical disorders in children. Despite our attempts to create a world for children to be self-sufficient, many continue to struggle with mobility and independence. This is especially true for kids with cerebral palsy.

The life of wheelchair users is hard. They have to sit all day for hours to not only get physically but mentally stressed as well. Wheelchairs can negatively impact their health and cause pressure ulcers. Imagine a day where you are just required to sit! Frustrating, isn’t it?

All children benefit from physical activity. Exercising is important not just for children's health and well-being, but also for their growth and learning. Children and adolescents can benefit from physical activity by increasing their self-esteem, developing social ties, and learning to overcome their limitations.