Ligature Manikin

The Ligature Manikin is a highly specialized training device designed to support healthcare professionals, mental health practitioners, and emergency responders in practicing safe and effective management of ligature-related incidents. These scenarios often involve patients who have attempted self-harm or are at risk of strangulation, making proper assessment and removal techniques critical for patient safety.

Key Features:

• Anatomically Accurate Design: Crafted to realistically simulate human neck anatomy, including detailed skin texture and underlying structures, enabling precise practice of ligature assessment and removal.

• Durable Construction: Made from high-quality, medical-grade, latex-free materials that withstand repeated training sessions and cleaning without degradation.

• Safe Training Environment: Allows trainees to practice techniques for identifying different types of ligatures (e.g., ropes, cords, belts) and learn the appropriate methods to safely cut or remove them without causing further injury.

• Versatile Application: Suitable for use in mental health training, emergency medical services, hospital staff education, and crisis intervention simulations.

• Easy Maintenance: Designed for straightforward cleaning and disinfecting, ensuring hygiene in repeated use environments.

Benefits:

• Enhances confidence and competence in managing ligature emergencies

• Promotes patient safety through hands-on, realistic practice

• Reduces risks of injury during actual incidents by refining technique

• Supports multidisciplinary team training for coordinated response

The Ligature Manikin is an essential educational tool that bridges the gap between theory and practice in managing ligature-related emergencies. It empowers caregivers and responders to act swiftly, safely, and effectively, improving outcomes in critical, high-stakes situations.

Who Uses Them?

• Hospitals and NHS Trusts
• Police & Prison Services
• Mental Health & Learning Disability Institutions
• Fire & Rescue Services