Power to the people East Kent, AfPP at 50, product news and so much more!

Among the headlines are the AfPP at 50 – with a guest article by Chief Executive Dawn Stott in which she looks back at the organisation’s history – and forward to its plans for the future. Also in the news is East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust. Always working to minimise manual handing for staff, the Trust has recently purchased powered QA4s for day surgery units in three different hospitals. There are also articles about our own expansion plans: the first an update on the move of our maintenance, sales and distribution teams from our existing site in Guiseley to a new 15,000 sq ft facility at a business park in Baildon, West Yorkshire. There’s also a feature on the newly opened factory extension at our Portsmouth manufacturing facility – a development which will enable increased production capacity in the future and has already led to the creation of new jobs. As highlighted previously, the factory is where Anetic Aid’s QA3 Patient Trolley System, QA4 Day Surgery System and all of its stainless steel furniture range is made. The casing and stand for the new AT4 Tourniquet System is also designed and built at the two acre site. The AT4 is one of the key products featured in ‘Inside Theatre’, along with Anetic Aid’s recently expanded range of tourniquet cuffs. There are regular and special six-use versions available. Another item in our magazine is about Birmingham City University’s simulated ‘accident’ event – an exercise brilliantly choreographed by the Faculty of Health to give students from different disciplines the opportunity to experience how they will need to work together in their professional lives. Anetic Aid supported the role play with the provision of a number of QA3 trolleys.

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