Has the use of ‘V’ pillows been banned in care homes?

Dear Frank,

I had not heard anything about the use of V pillows so I asked our Health & Safety and Infection Control Specialist, Sally Beck who also was not aware of any concerns about the use of V pillows.

So our answer is that we do not believe that the use of V pillows has been banned in care homes.

If you can give us any further information on this, we will be happy to follow it up for you.

Best wishes.

Sheila

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Sheila Scott OBE from National Care Association (NCA). Care is Sheila’s life; she possesses a strong command of the issues facing the care sector informed by her long career as a nursing professional, the owner and manager of a care business and as a leader in the care sector.

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