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  • Boards designed to facilitate patient transfer between two close surfaces, providing a bridge on which the person can slide. These boards are available in a variety of shapes and sizes. The most common are rectangular with dimensions of 50 to 76 cm x 20 to 25 cm (20 to 30 inches x 8 to 10 inches); most of them are made of wood or plastic, have tapered ends, and include cutouts or notches to facilitate placing and removal. Patient transfer boards are used to transfer disabled patients to and from wheelchairs, beds, stretchers, commodes, and bathtubs.
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