Effective moving and handling of patients in the prehospital setting is essential for ensuring the safety of both patients and healthcare providers. Proper techniques help prevent injuries to the patient, avoid unnecessary strain on responders, and maintain overall scene safety.

In this series, we will explore the key aspects of moving and handling procedures, including the use of essential equipment like carry chairs and stretchers, patient positioning, and scene safety considerations. We will also review best practices for manual handling, teamwork coordination, and the latest advancements in equipment to improve efficiency and reduce risk during patient transfers. By following these principles, prehospital professionals can ensure a safer and more effective approach to patient care during transport and at the scene.