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How Can Healthcare Providers Support Early Mobilization?

Healthcare providers play a crucial role in supporting early mobilization by:
Providing Clear Instructions: Educating patients about the importance and benefits of early mobilization.
Offering Assistance: Helping patients with initial movements and providing support as needed.
Monitoring Progress: Regularly assessing the patient's progress and adjusting the mobilization plan accordingly.
Addressing Concerns: Addressing any pain, discomfort, or fears that patients may have regarding movement.

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