The Art of Mobility: How Nurses and Physiotherapists Support Bedridden Patients

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AmalJaber Mohammed Shaiban, HashimahHaidar Mohammed Jubur, Alya Mohammed Ahmad Shobair, AleyaSoluman Aldosrri, Zalnah Mohammed Hamad Hattan, Rehab Hamad Ahmed Hakami, Najah Abu Lqasem Othman Hakami, AreejMuyid Hakami, NajwaMoied Hakami, Adel MohmmedHusen Zankoti, Mohammed Khulaif Alanazi, Eman Mohammed Dekhel Alqahtani, ShikahFalah Almotery, Norah Mohammed Almutairi, SaadHadiBadi Al Harbi

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Bedridden patients often face complex health challenges, including mobility impairments, muscle atrophy, pressure ulcers, and reduced overall well-being. Nurses and physiotherapists play a vital role in mitigating these challenges, working together to enhance the quality of life and functional independence of these patients. This article explores their collaborative efforts in supporting bedridden patients through personalized care plans, therapeutic exercises, and preventive measures. By addressing both the physical and psychological aspects of immobility, these professionals ensure that patients receive holistic care that promotes recovery, prevents complications, and fosters dignity.

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