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• Wander management for Alzheimers/Dementia patients with WanderGuard® and RoamAlert®.
• Infant protection with Hugs™
• Fall management with TABS®

• SafePresence® Caregiver Communicator (Standalone)
• PIR w/Remote Pager (Standalone)
• Bed & Chair Sensor Pads (Standalone of fully integrated)

Stanley Healthcare Solutions honored Turun UK, Ltd., as its International Distributor of the Year.

The award was accepted for Turun UK by Pedro Pereira, the company’s managing director.

Pereira attended Stanley’s April 2011 awards ceremony in Las Vegas.

About Stanley Healthcare Solutions
A division of Stanley Black & Decker, Stanley Healthcare Solutions is a leading provider of safety, security, and supply chain management solutions for healthcare. Healthcare solutions include wander and fall management for patients and seniors, newborn and pediatric patient management, and storage solutions including supply/procedure carts, cabinets and casework, small carts, open storage, heavy-duty storage, and inventory management system

About Turun UK, Ltd.
Since 1995, Turun UK, Ltd. has provided innovative, affordable products that enhance quality care to healthcare facilities across the UK. We offer products from the industry’s leading manufacturers and back them up with our commitment to provide superior service before and after the sale. From helping you determine the right equipment to installation, training, technical service and affordable upgrades, we focus on making sure that you receive the best return on your investment in the technology solutions that help you meet the highest standards of care.

‘Anti-abduction device should be installed in all hospitals’
By DIANA AL-JASSEM | ARAB NEWS
Published: Dec 19, 2010 22:36 Updated: Dec 19, 2010 22:36
JEDDAH: A strict system needs to be implemented in hospitals across the Kingdom to stop babies from being kidnapped or accidentally swapped, said Dr. Walid Fitaihi, founder and CEO of the International Medical Center (IMC) in Jeddah.

Hospitals in the Kingdom have recently seen a number of kidnappings and accidental swaps. In a recent and notorious case, a newborn baby boy was stolen from a hospital in Madinah. The child was, however, left near a park a few days later. But another baby who was kidnapped from a hospital in Al-Jouf several years ago was never found.

Likewise, there was a famous case in which two boys — one born to a Saudi family and the other to a Turkish expatriate family in Najran — were swapped at birth. The accident was, however, only discovered several years later and both boys have been undergoing psychological treatment to deal with the mistake.

As a result, many women are worried about their children being kidnapped or swapped at birth and have called for additional security in hospitals. The IMC in Jeddah is one hospital that has installed a system — Hugs and Kisses — that provides a maximum level of security to children. The system is used worldwide, but largely ignored in private and government hospitals in the Kingdom. Read more »

• Fallsavers® Infrared Fall Monitor
• FallsX® Fall Monitors
• Treadnought® Sensor pads

Denzil Edmeade and Rt. Hon John Prescott MP 10-11 June 2010

Turun UK Ltd. recently exhibited at the National Housing and Support Congress and Exhibition, the 10-11 June 2010 in Chesford Grange.  All core products for fall and wandering prevention were displayed.  The two-day conference created great interest in many differnet Turun products, and resulted in a very positive outcome.  Speakers at the conference included:

• The Rt Hon John Prescott MP, former Deputy Prime Minister (on left in above picture with Turun’s Denzil Edmeade)
• Lord Sebastian Coe (on the right in the below picture with Denzil)
• Richard Blakeway, Mayoral Advisor on Housing, Greater London Authority
• Peter Holbrook, CEO of the Social Enterprise Coalition

Denzil Edmeade and Lord Sebastian Coe 10-11 June 2010

BBC News published an article on Sunday, 20 June, about how costly falls have become for the NHS in England:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/10353642.stm

Click on picture to read the article and view the video: