I am curious as to what brand of walking boots have the features that you describe?
Thanks
D. Scott Grubbs, MD
WorkWell Occupational Health
Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital
Greenville, SC
Tel. 864-675-4632
Fax. 864-675-4604
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We are revisiting our policy on not allowing walking boots in clinical areas. The newer ortho boots have a hard covering and are skid resistant. We always restricted use of the walking boot in our clinical areas but have found that other
area healthcare organizations allow use of the boots that meet the safety criteria (skid resistant, covered toes, hard cover in front).
We would still evaluate on a case by case basis, but would like input from other healthcare organizations. Thank you JoAnn
JoAnn Shea, MS, APRN, COHN-S
Director, Team Member Health and Wellness Services
Tampa General Hospital
Cell: 813-789-3441
Office: 813-844-7692
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