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It was reported to the manufacturer, by the end user, per the end user, that it was a 4 point sling (getting what kind of sling na1056p) straps were setup and everything was hooked on, staff was getting him out of bed and the care giver, helped to get the mechanics of the lift and elevate it.The hoyer was then rolled into place splitting the legs and lowering the lift, the wheelchair was facing the hoyer (front side of hoyer) and then he was being turned and was aligned with wheelchair.Before we turned him into position to put into wheelchair we noticed a popping sound appearing to be from the strap breaking loose and patient fell on his left side and fell on the left side of his back and shoulder and sustained a head injury.At that point, he was on the floor concious, alert, and oriented and was aware of what happened, was talking to (b)(6) and care giver still.Immediately, staff called 911.When they arrived within minutes and they took vital signs and shortly after transferred to the hospital.The lift has been immediately taken out of commission according to facility staff.A training video for the presence has been sent out to entire staff as well.This video came directly from our website.Complaint # (b)(4) was entered into our system.
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