A CHILD/ SMALLER ADULT is CHILD OR SMALLER ADULT Bedrail and end panels Bedrail” and end panels “Protection a person who has a Height < 146 cm AND as per Nordic Bedrail (side rail) is defined as Protection bedrail (side rail) is defined Definitions: Weight < 40 kg AND Requirement Specification away or removable rail as a rail used to prevent a “Fold “Side Adjustable beds for disabled intended to prevent the disabled disabled child from getting out of bed”. BMI < 17 children - requirements and from falling out of bed.” test methods ver. 19.06.01. Bedrail height Bedrail height must be Protective bedrail height must be (top of bedrail from 220mm and from 650mm above the uncompressed ≥ ≤650mm ≥ uncompressed mattress) uncompressed mattress mattress Funding of these bedrails YES NO currently supported by SWEP for children? Funding of beds for children requiring side rails” as per “protection this definition is NOT CURRENTLY SUPPORTED BY SWEP DUE TO DHHS RESTRICTIVE PRACTICE GUIDELINES An ADULT is a person who Bedrail and bed head/ends ADULT has a Height 146 cm AND ≥ Definition as per IEC 60601-2-52:2009 AMD1:2015 in clause 201.3.219 Weight 40 kg AND ≥ BMI > 17 Bedrail heights above an >220mm (IEC standards) and 400mm (SWEP recommended maximum) ≤ uncompressed mattress This maximum is based on gathering of clinical evidence related to beds most commonly used in Victoria and previously provided by SWEP. Funding of these bedrails YES currently supported by SWEP for adults? Table 4: Defining and adult and how to calculate BMI The IEC 60601-2-52:2009/Amendment 1:2015 Refers to an adult as per diagram below. Persons outside of these dimensions refer to above-mentioned Nordic Guidelines for reference. SWEP considers paediatric beds and mattresses should be available to clients who would not be considered an adult under the below definition. Refer to Bariatric guidelines when over 35 BMI ().
A CHILD/ SMALLER ADULT is a person who has a Height < 146 cm AND Weight < 40 kg AND BMI < 17 CHILD OR SMALLER ADULT Bedrail and end panels “Protection Bedrail” and end panels Definitions: as per Nordic Requirement Specification Adjustable beds for disabled children - requirements and test methods ver. 19.06.01. Bedrail (side rail) is defined as “Fold away or removable rail intended to prevent the disabled from falling out of bed.” Protection bedrail (side rail) is defined as a “Side rail used to prevent a disabled child from getting out of bed”. Bedrail height (top of bedrail from uncompressed mattress) Bedrail height must be ≥ 220mm and ≤650mm from uncompressed mattress Protective bedrail height must be ≥ 650mm above the uncompressed mattress Funding of these bedrails currently supported by SWEP for children? YES NO Funding of beds for children requiring “protection side rails” as per this definition is NOT CURRENTLY SUPPORTED BY SWEP DUE TO DHHS RESTRICTIVE PRACTICE GUIDELINES An ADULT is a person who has a Height ≥ 146 cm AND Weight ≥ 40 kg AND BMI > 17 ADULT Bedrail and bed head/ends Definition as per IEC 60601-2-52:2009 AMD1:2015 in clause 201.3.219 Bedrail heights above an uncompressed mattress >220mm (IEC standards) and ≤ 400mm (SWEP recommended maximum) This maximum is based on gathering of clinical evidence related to beds most commonly used in Victoria and previously provided by SWEP. Funding of these bedrails currently supported by SWEP for adults? YES Table 4: Defining and adult and how to calculate BMI The IEC 60601-2-52:2009/Amendment 1:2015 Refers to an adult as per diagram below. Persons outside of these dimensions refer to above-mentioned Nordic Guidelines for reference. SWEP considers paediatric beds and mattresses should be available to clients who would not be considered an adult under the below definition. Refer to Bariatric guidelines when over 35 BMI ().