News / Seating Systems
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Seating Matters in the news along with Her Royal Highness Princess Anne
Read more →The University of Ulster and Seating Matters research team met today with Her Royal Highness Princess Anne, the patron of the College of Occupational Therapy. The event celebrated the cooperation between the College of OT, academia and industry and marked the launch of the Seating Matters research project, The effectiveness of specialised seating provision for nursing home residents. Martina Tierney OT says, "We are delighted to launch the results of the 2 year research project today with the Patron of the College of OT. As Occupational Therapists, we strive to improve patient care and make our patient's lives better every day. This project...
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Success | Our Education & Training Days
Read more →We were on the road this week in Dublin, Galway & Cork with guest speakers Martina Tierney from Seating Matters, David Lomas from Ergolet and Orla Daly, Occupational Therapist involved with the Research Project in The University of Ulster. It is also nice to meet with familiar faces but was great to meet with new people. The feedback we got was really positive and have lots of follow up calls to do. Thank you to all for attending one of these days and also to our speakers. Special mention to Deirdre McMenamin and Dee O'Brien for their hard...
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Information & Education Day Oct '13
Read more →Elite Healthcare is hitting the road in October visiting Dublin, Galway and Cork. We will be exhibiting some of our products recently awarded on the National Framework Agreement. We also have two guest speakers Martina Tierney, Clinical Adviser to Seating Matters presenting her findings on Effectiveness of Specialist Seating Provision. *Martina is speaking at all sessions with the exception of the Monday afternoon in Dublin and David Lomas, Moving and Handling Advisor to Ergolet UK presenting Bariatric - A New Approach. Lunch is included and a certificate of attendance will be issued to all participants. Read more about the day here to...
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Seating Matters | Lunch'n'Learn
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