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A non-active, manually-operated transportable device in the form of a chair with a receptacle for collecting urine and faeces intended to enable a patient with a disability to urinate/defecate away from a bathroom or fixed toilet (e.g., in the bedroom); it may additionally be used to assist with sitting on the toilet or washing in a shower or bath, however it is not a dedicated toilet seat or shower seat. Also known as a sanichair, it may incorporate hydraulically-assisted seat height and/or tilt adjustment, and/or wheels (castors).

A general-purpose lifting device used together with a patient lifting system to provide a support for an incapacitated patient or a person with a disability that is being lifted in a sitting position with their body (back, arms, buttocks and upper legs) held within the sling for transfer and (re)positioning. It is typcially constructed of straps, belts and material in which the occupant is cradled and contained during the lifting process; some types may employ additional straps, belts or vest-like harnesses to safely secure the occupant within the device. It typically has lifting straps or eyes that attach to a two-point, three-point or four-point spreader bar. This is a reusable device.