EP3085348A1 - Means for aiding standing up and bed incorporating same - Google Patents

Abstract

A stand-up aid 1 for a person in a bed comprises a column 2 with connecting means for connecting the same to a frame part 14 of a bed 15. In addition, the stand-up comprises a in its position of use transversely to the longitudinal extent of the column 2 extending to the upper end of the column In the articulated connection between the erecting bar 3 and the pillar 2, a locking mechanism blocking a pivoting direction of the erecting bar and permitting the opposite pivoting direction is turned on or the articulated connection is constituted by such a locking mechanism.

Description

The invention relates to a stand-up aid for a person in a bed and a bed equipped with it.

For injured or elderly people, it is sometimes not always possible to sit up without assistance from the lying position in a bed in a sitting position and then rise to leave the bed of the latter. In order to provide a tool for erecting such a person, nursing beds often have a bed gallows attached thereto. This extends from the head of the bed on the mattress. Attached to this bed gallows is an approximately triangular handle. This may be grasped by a person in the bed to help pull it up to assist in the erection process. A support to get up, d. H. assisting the transfer and getting-up process so that a person can get out of bed is not achievable with such an aid.

In addition to such Bettgalgen mobility aids have become known to facilitate the emergence of a bed. Such a stand-up is for example off DE 297 09 508 U1 known. This prior art mobility aid includes a telescopic handle that is stowed in the non-use position below the bed surface of the bed. In its position of use, this is pulled out from below the lying surface and is opposite to the telescopic direction in the vertical angled slightly above the lying surface. The handle is bow-shaped and can be pivoted about a vertical pivot axis. The handle is fixed by a detent in predetermined positions. To release the detent, it is necessary to lift the handle in the vertical direction to release the engaged locking means from each other before further pivoting is possible. At such a handle, a person sitting on the edge of the bed can be supported for the purpose of getting up (rising). To be able to use this mobility aid, however, it is necessary that the person is already in a seated position and preferably already the Legs placed next to the bed.

Another mobility aid is off DE 203 07 477 U1 known. In this mobility aid is located on a substructure of the bed mounted on a movable carriage handle. This serves as well as the mobility assistance DE 297 09 508 U1 for getting up from a bed, which is displaceable in the longitudinal direction of the bed. Yet another auxiliary device, with the help of which a person can get up from a bed, is out DE 197 16 249 A1 known. In the auxiliary device known from this document is a height-adjustable handle assembly which is connected to the bed frame adjacent to the lying surface. However, these have the same disadvantages as those in the mobility aid according to DE 297 09 508 U1 already shown.

Undesirable, but it is unavoidable that two different mobility aids are needed for the self-righting and getting up - on the one hand a bedstead for standing up and on the other hand one of the above-mentioned mobility aids to get up. Although bedsteads are often used as raising aids, they are highly regarded as unaesthetic.

Based on this discussed prior art, the object of the invention is therefore to propose a stand-up aid, with which not only the erection process for raising from the lying position into a sitting position can be supported, but which are also used as a stand-up aid for supporting a standing-up operation can.

This object is achieved according to the invention by a stand-up aid for a person in a bed, comprising a column with connection means for connecting the same to a frame part of a bed and one in its position of use extending transversely to the longitudinal extension of the column, connected to the upper end of the column and opposite to this pivotable erecting bar, wherein in the hinged connection between the erecting bar and the column, a blocking mechanism permitting one pivoting direction of the erecting bar and allowing the opposite pivoting direction is activated or the articulated connection is formed by such a locking mechanism.

This stand-up aid is connected to a frame part of the bed. Typically, the bed to which such a stand-up aid is to be connected will be a hospital or nursing bed. Such beds have frame parts and cross struts of metal profiles, thus frame parts, which are particularly suitable to accommodate the forces acting on such a stand-up in their use forces. The stand-up aid itself comprises a pillar equipped with connection means to such a frame part, an erecting rod and a connecting or articulating member for pivotally connecting the erecting rod to the column, via which connecting member a pivotability of the erection rod in the horizontal direction is made possible. The erection bar itself is located in a plane transverse to the longitudinal extent of the column and is therefore designed to be able to reach over the lying surface. The erecting rod is pivotable relative to the column and can thus be brought from a position in which this engages over the lying surface in a position in which it is aligned parallel to the longitudinal side of the bed or beyond can be further pivoted. The articulated connection between the erection bar and the pillar is designed to permit pivotal movement of the erection bar in one direction when using the stand-up aid to assist in the erection and / or raising operation while blocking or blocking pivotal movement in the opposite direction is. When using the stand-up aid, the direction of pivoting of the erection bar, which is directed in the direction of the person using the standing-up aid, is blocked. For this reason, a person using the Aufstehhilfe can pull up on the erection bar, thus exert a tensile load. The pivoting of the erection bar in the other, not locked pivoting direction allows the erection bar, after the person has moved into a sitting position, can be pivoted away from the person, and then again can be used as an aid, so that at first the lying surface seat position can be changed into such a sitting position from which the person rise, therefore, can get up from the bed. Is the person in a sitting position, in which the feet on the bottom side Next to the bed, the person can lean on the erection bar to get into a standing position. Without further ado, it is possible that the erecting rod is further swung out and the upright person can also pull up to this extent, since a pivoting movement is blocked in the opposite direction. If the person stands up, they can hold on to the erecting bar.

In many cases you will not need the stand-up aid for the reverse process of setting yourself up on the bed and getting yourself back into the lying position. Should this still be desired, one will provide such a stand-up aid, as is the case in a preferred embodiment, with a releasable locking mechanism, which is anyway preferred. Also in these operations, the erection bar is loaded in the same direction as in the support of erection and placement. In this respect, when using this stand-up aid for sitting down and lying down, you will gradually release the locking mechanism so that the erection bar can be tracked in this direction before you typically move from sitting down to the lying position.

Preferably, such a Aufrichthilfe is equipped with a switching device for switching the reverse direction. This can be used to adjust due to a different desired locking direction in response to an attachment of the stand-up on the bed and the direction in which a person takes the holding force of the stand-up to complete.

Such a locking mechanism may be carried out in the manner of a pawl mechanism, as they are used as tools in ratchets. To implement the above-described locking mechanism and other mechanisms can be used as Sperrklinkemechaniken.

The column of the stand-up is expediently made two or more parts. The lowest column part is connected to the frame of the bed. This pillar part can be designed as a hollow profile, so that a second column part can dive into this and is longitudinally displaceable and lockable relative to the first column part. In such a case, if the pillar consists of two pillar members, the second pillar member carries the erecting rod. Should the column consist of more than two parts, the erection bar is carried by the uppermost column part.

Preferably, the erection bar is designed angled, namely asymmetrical, so that it has a shorter and a longer leg. With the shorter leg, the erecting bar is pivotally connected to the column in the manner described above. The longer leg of Aufrichtestange then forms the actual handle portion, which engages a user for the use of the stand-up. The angled design of the erection bar has the advantage that when attaching the column directly to the frame of the bed and thus immediately adjacent to the lying surface, the handle portion is at a distance from the edge of the bed, when a person using the Aufrichthilfe person sits and their feet has placed on the bottom side ,

The Aufrichtestange can be performed as a whole or even with respect to their handle portion as a bracket.

In a further development it is provided that the erection bar can be swung out of a horizontal or substantially horizontal use position into a vertical or vertically similar non-use position. In such a case, the erecting bar can also be used for other purposes, such as attaching an infusion bag. In the case of an angled erecting rod, it is expedient to allow this pivoting movement in that the shorter leg of the erection rod is pivoted about its longitudinal axis. This can be achieved in that the connecting member, via which the erection bar is connected to the column, has a pivot pin on which the shorter leg of the erection bar is pivotally seated. The erecting bar can be held on a pivot pin by a bolt engaging in a slot-like guide groove of the leg and fixed in the pivot pin of the connecting link.

Fig. 1a, 1b:

Eine perspektivische Ansicht einer Aufstehhilfe aus einer ersten Blickrichtung (Figur 1a) und aus einer zweiten Blickrichtung (Figur 1 b),

Fig. 2a, 2b:

eine Draufsicht auf die Aufstehhilfe der Figur 1, angeschlossen an den Rahmen eines Bettes (Figur 2a) sowie in einer perspektivischen Darstellung (Figur 2b), jeweils in einer ersten Stellung der Aufstehhilfe,

Fig. 3a, 3b:

eine Draufsicht auf die Aufstehhilfe der Figur 1, angeschlossen an den Rahmen eines Bettes (Figur 3a) sowie in einer perspektivischen Darstellung (Figur 3b), jeweils in einer weiteren Stellung der Aufstehhilfe,

Fig. 4:

eine Draufsicht auf die Aufstehhilfe der Figur 1, angeschlossen an den Rahmen eines Bettes in einer noch weiteren Stellung der Aufstehhilfe,

Fig. 5:

eine perspektivische Darstellung der an das Bett angeschlossenen Aufstehhilfe in einer Nichtbenutzungsstellung,

Fig. 6:

eine perspektivische Ansicht einer Aufstehhilfe, die prinzipiell aufgebaut ist wie diejenige der vorangegangenen Figuren, welche Aufstehhilfe unter Verwendung eines anderen Anschlussmittels an dem Rahmenteil eines Bettgestells angeschlossen ist,

Fig. 7:

eine Stirnseitenansicht des Anschlussmittels der Figur 6 und

Fig. 8:

eine Draufsicht auf noch ein weiteres Anschlussmittel zum Anschließen einer Aufstehhilfe an ein Bettgestell in einer Draufsicht.

The invention is described below with reference to an embodiment with reference to the accompanying figures. Show it:

Fig. 1a, 1b:

A perspective view of a stand-up aid from a first viewing direction ( FIG. 1a ) and from a second line of sight ( FIG. 1 b) .

2a, 2b:

a plan view of the stand up the FIG. 1 connected to the frame of a bed ( FIG. 2a ) as well as in a perspective representation ( FIG. 2b ), in each case in a first position of the stand-up aid,

3a, 3b:

a plan view of the stand up the FIG. 1 connected to the frame of a bed ( FIG. 3a ) as well as in a perspective representation ( FIG. 3b ), each in a further position of the stand-up,

4:

a plan view of the stand up the FIG. 1 connected to the frame of a bed in yet another position of the stand-up aid,

Fig. 5:

a perspective view of the stand-up aid connected to the bed in a non-use position,

Fig. 6:

a perspective view of a stand-up, which is basically constructed as that of the preceding figures, which stand-up is connected using another connection means to the frame part of a bed frame,

Fig. 7:

an end view of the connection means of FIG. 6 and

Fig. 8:

a plan view of yet another connection means for connecting a stand-up to a bed frame in a plan view.

A stand-up aid 1 comprises a pillar 2 and a erecting rod 3 pivotally connected to the pillar 2. The erecting rod 3 is connected to the pillar 2 with the interposition of an articulated member 4.

The column 2 of the illustrated embodiment is designed in one piece. The one square cross-sectional area with rounded corners having column 2 is guided in a guide tube section 5. The guide tube section 5 is in the illustrated embodiment, a tube section having the same geometry as the cross-sectional geometry of the column 2, but with an inner diameter, so that this column 2 can dip therein and in the longitudinal direction relative to the guide tube section 5 is displaceable. In a wall of the guide tube section 5, a clamping screw is used, with which the column 2 can be fixed within the guide tube section 5 (not shown). In this way, the height of the erecting bar 3 and thus its pivoting level can be adjusted. The guide tube section 5 is connected to a plate 6. The plate 6 is part of a connection means for connecting the stand-up aid 1 to the frame of a bed. In addition to the plate 6, these connection means comprise a U-shaped sleeve 7, which surrounds a carrier, typically the longitudinal beam or longitudinal spar of a bed. With the sleeve 7, the plate 6 cooperates, in such a way that an inserted into the spar holder 8 frame part of the bed can be clamped therein, so that the column 2 is immovably connected to the frame part.

The Aufrichtestange 3 is executed in the illustrated embodiment angled, and that asymmetrical, so that a shorter leg and a longer leg arise. The longer leg of Aufrichtestange 3 serves as a grip portion 9 which a person takes when they sit up with the aid of the stand-up 1 in a bed to which the stand-up 1 is connected, erect and / or would like to get out of this. The shorter leg 10 is connected to the connecting or joint member 4. The erecting rod 3 is pivotable about the longitudinal axis L of the column 2, as this in FIG. 1 indicated by the arrow.

The hinge member 4, with the Aufrichtestange 3 in the above Art is pivotally connected to the column 2, comprises a locking mechanism. This locking mechanism is a pawl mechanism, as it is used in principle when using tool ratchets. By this locking mechanism is a pivoting movement of the erection bar 3 in the in FIG. 1 shown arrow direction possible, but not in the opposite direction. The joint member 4 has a switching mechanism which can be actuated by means of a switch 11. With this switching mechanism, on the one hand, the locking mechanism can be released, so that then the erection bar 3 is pivotable in both directions. Further, by switching the locking mechanism can be set in the opposite direction acting.

In addition to the above-described pivoting the Aufrichtestange 3 in a horizontal plane, which represents the use position of the erecting rod 3, this is also aufschwenkbar about the longitudinal axis of its leg 10. In an upwardly pivoted position you will bring the erection bar 3, if it is not needed. The erect position of the erection bar 3 for the purposes of erecting and / or getting up is also addressed as non-use position in the context of this embodiment. This does not mean that in this position the erect erection bar can not be used for other purposes.

The Aufrichtestange 3 is pivotable about the longitudinal axis of its leg 10 by the hinge member 4 carries a partially dipping in the leg 10 pivot pin and against which the erecting rod 3 is pivotable. In the leg 10 itself a slot-like guide 12 is introduced. In this, a bolt 13 which sits in the pivot pin of the joint member 4, held engaging. As a result, the pivoting amount of Aufrichtestange 3 about the longitudinal axis of its leg 10 can be limited. In the in FIG. 1 shown position of Aufrichtestange 3 is a further lowering thereby prevented since the bolt 13 on the in FIG. 1 recognizable end of the guide groove 12 is present. In an analogous manner, the Aufschwenkbetrag the Aufrichtestange 3 is limited.

The stand-up aid 1 can also be connected to another side of the bed with its erection bar. Depending on the orientation of bed use then the erection bar and / or the locking mechanism is adjusted accordingly.

The stand-up 1 is in the FIGS. 2a, 2b connected to a schematically illustrated frame 14 of a bed 15, otherwise not shown. The Aufstehhilfe 1 is attached to a longitudinal spar of the bed frame 14. The Aufrichtestange 3 extends with its handle portion 9 on the bordered by the frame 14 Liegefläche16. These in the FIGS. 2a, 2b shown position of Aufrichtestange 3 is that position from which a person using the Aufstehhilfe 1 takes this person to bring from a prone position to a sitting position. Due to the above-described locking mechanism, which blocks a pitching movement of the erecting bar 3 to assist the erection of a person towards the head end 17 of the bed 15, a person can comfortably pull himself up from the lying position to a sitting end position on the handle portion 9.

From the perspective view of FIG. 2 It can be seen that the possibility of height adjustment of the erection bar 3 in dependence on the height of the mattress located on the frame 14 or lying surface 16 makes sense.

If a person has to get up from bed 15, the stand-up aid 1 can also be used as a support. For this purpose, the person who has already moved from the prone position to the seated end position with the aid of the stand-up aid 1, slips toward the edge of the bed, to which the stand-up aid 1 is connected. This is due to the possible in this direction pivoting the erection bar 3 readily possible.

FIGS. 3a, 3b show a position of Aufrichtestange 3 Aufstehhilfe 1, in which a user sits on the edge of the bed and has already placed his feet on the bottom side. In this position, it turns out, how FIG. 3 seen, the angled training of Aufrichtestange 3 positively noticeable, since this training leaves a user enough space between In this position, the stand-up aid 1, a person can easily rest on the handle portion 9 and pull up on this from his sitting position in the state or push up.

In order to facilitate leaving the bed 15, it is provided in the illustrated embodiment that the erecting rod 3 with its handle portion 9 even further than in the FIGS. 3a, 3b can be swung out, so that enough space between the handle portion 9 and the edge of the bed 15 is present in order to be able to step away comfortably. This position of the erector bar 3 of the stand-up 1 is in FIG. 4 shown in a plan view.

While the stand-up 1 in the FIGS. 1 to 4 with its erecting bar 3 in its position of use is shown in FIG FIG. 5 yet another position of the stand-up 1 shown. In this, the erection bar 3 is pivoted vertically and is in its non-use position. In this position, if necessary, the erecting rod 3 can be used to hang certain objects, such as infusion bags can. In such a use of Aufrichtestange 3, it is considered appropriate if these in the in FIG. 5 shown erect erecting non-use position is fixed.

The stand-up 1, when the erection rod 3 is in its use position, for example, in the use position after the FIGS. 2a, 2b also be used to be used as a holder for example, a tray, a Aufstecktisch or the like.

In the FIG. 6 stand-up aid 1.1 shown corresponds in terms of their design that of the stand-up 1 of the preceding figures. The stand-up aid 1.1 differs in terms of their connection means for connecting their column 2.1 to the spar 18 of a bed frame or bed frame, otherwise not shown. While in the stand-up aid 1 of the preceding figures as connecting means a sleeve for connecting the stand-up to a bed frame, the connection means of the stand-up aid 1.1 is designed as a clamping enclosure 19. The Klemmeinfassung 19 has a U-shaped Holmaufnahme 20 whose both legs 21, 21.1 are directed away from the pillar 2.1 of the stand-up aid 1.1. Thus, the spar pad 20 is open at the bottom and is placed on top of the spar 18 from above. The pillar 2.1 of the stand-up aid 1.1 is arranged on the back of the U-shaped Holmaufnahme 20. The spar holder 20 and the column 2.1 are welded together. To fix the Klemmeinfassung 19 to the spar 18 is a disposed within the spar holder 20 clamping plate 22 with a planar extension parallel to the legs 21, 21.1. Two clamping screws 23, 23.1 pass through the leg 21 of the spar holder 20, wherein this passage serves as a guide for the clamping screws 23, 23.1. On the clamping screws 23, 23.1 sits, as shown in the illustration FIG. 7 recognizable, a clamping nut 24, which acts to clamp the clamping plate 22 on the spar 18 against the inside of the leg 21. The clamping connection between the spar 18 and the leg 21.1 of the spar holder 20 and the clamping plate 22 is effected by tensioning the clamping nut 24.

The spar receptacle 20 is particularly suitable for connection to differently designed bed frames or their longitudinal spars, since the stand-up aid 1.1 is placed with their spar receptacle 20 as a connection means from above on a longitudinal spar. Embracing a longitudinal spar, as provided in the object of the stand-up aid 1 with the cuff comprising a spar, is thus not required when using a clamping collar 19. It is also advantageous that the Klemmeinfassung 19 may have a certain longitudinal extent, whereby a force is introduced over a larger area in the received therein spar. This is advantageous because act on the connected by means of their pillar 2.1 to the spar holder 20 of the clamping enclosure 19 Aufstehhilfe 1.1 when using the same not inconsiderable torsional forces. In this respect, the Klemmeinfassung 19 without damage and weight-optimized spars to take into account, are used on this also for connecting a stand-up to a bed frame.

FIG. 8 schematically shows in a plan view another way of connecting a stand-up by means of its column to a bed frame. At the in FIG. 8 shown connecting means for connecting the column a frame part of a bed is a column receptacle 25, which is fastened by means of a fitting plate 26 on the outwardly facing side of a spar of a bed frame. This can be done by means of screws or by a joining process. The column receptacle 25 is in FIG. 8 shown in a plan view. In the column holder 25 is a square tube piece with an inner width, in which the column of a stand-up can be used with the necessary movement play. The inner width of the column receptacle 25 is adapted to the edge length of a pillar also having a square cross-sectional area of a stand-up. A special feature of the column holder 25 is that for fixing the column within the column holder 25, a clamping screw 27 is used. The clamping screw 27 engages with its threaded shank in a threaded sleeve 28 formed with a complementary internal thread. The threaded sleeve 28 is disposed on an edge of the column receptacle 25, wherein the axis of the internally threaded bore of the threaded sleeve 28 in alignment with the bisector of the edge adjacent walls of the column support extends. As a result, the foot 29 of the clamping screw 27, which is equipped with a rectangular notch 30 in the illustrated embodiment, acts on an edge of a column inserted into the column holder 25. The column used in the column holder 25 is pressed in this way by the clamping screw 27 against the inside of the walls 31, 32. In this way, a column of a stand-up aid inserted into the column receptacle 25 is fixed in the two directions of the opening of the column receptacle 25.

When using such a connection means, the height of the stand-up aid is also set up as in the stand-up. 1

Occurring shear forces when using the stand-up aid are introduced over the length of the fitting plate 26 over a large area in the adjacent spar 33.

The invention has been described with reference to a stand-up, which is connected from the direction of a person using the stand-up person to the right side of the bed. It is understood that such a stand-up help course to any, especially the other side of the bed can be connected. In such a case, the person using the righting aid is designed or assembled in mirror symmetry with the same lying direction.

The invention has been described with reference to embodiments. Without departing from the scope of the applicable claims, numerous other ways of implementing the claimed invention will occur to those skilled in the art. <B> LIST OF REFERENCES </ b> 1 standing up 30 notch 2 pillar 31 inner wall 3 Aufrichtestange 32 inner wall 4 joint member 33 Holm 5 Lower column part L longitudinal axis 6 plate 7 cuff 8th boom connector 9 handle portion 10 leg 11 switch 12 guide 13 bolt 14 frame 15 bed 16 lying area 17 head 18 Holm 19 clamp mount 20 boom connector 21, 21.1 leg 22 clamp 23, 23.1 clamping screw 24 locknut 25 tower holder 26 fitting plate 27 clamping screw 28 threaded sleeve 29 foot

Claims (15)

Stand-up aid for a person in a bed, comprising a column (2, 2.1) with connection means for connecting the same to a frame part (14, 18, 33) of a bed (15) and in its position of use transverse to the longitudinal extension of the column ( 2, 2.1) extending, at the upper end of the column (2, 2.1) connected and pivotable with respect to this erection bar (3), wherein in the articulated connection between the erection bar (3) and the column (2, 2.1) one the one pivoting direction the Aufrichtestange (3) blocking and the opposite pivot direction gestattender locking mechanism is turned on or the articulated connection is formed by such a locking mechanism. Stand-up aid according to claim 1, characterized in that the locking mechanism for changing the reverse direction is switchable. Stand-up aid according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the locking mechanism is designed in the manner of a pawl mechanism. Stand-up aid according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the erection bar (3) is angled asymmetrically. Stand-up aid according to claim 4, characterized in that from the connection of the erection bar (3) to the column (2, 2.1) more distant and longer leg (10) of the angled erecting bar (3) forms a handle portion (9) for a user, which, when the other, shorter leg (10) is aligned parallel to the edge of the bed, extends over the lying surface (16). Stand-up aid according to claim 5, characterized in that the handle portion is designed as a bracket. Stand-up aid according to one of claims 4 to 6, characterized in that the erecting rod (3) from a horizontal or substantially horizontal position of use, in which horizontal plane the erecting rod (3) is pivotable and the locking mechanism acts, is pivotable in an erect non-use position. Stand-up aid according to claim 7, characterized in that for adjusting the erecting rod (3) from its use position to its non-use position and vice versa, the handle portion (9) about the longitudinal axis (L) of the shorter leg (10) of the erecting rod (3) is pivotable. Stand-up aid according to claim 8, characterized in that the articulated connection between the erecting rod (3) and the column (2, 2.1) is realized by a connecting member (4) carrying a pivot pin in the shorter leg (10) of the erecting rod (3) engages and the erecting rod (3) about the longitudinal axis of its shorter leg (10) relative to the pivot pin is pivotable, wherein a held in the pivot pin (13) provided in a in the leg (10) guide groove for limiting the pivoting range is. Stand-up aid according to one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that the connection means for connecting the column (2) to a frame part (14) of the bed (15) comprises a frame part (14) embracing and with the frame part (14) bracing cuff ( 7). Stand-up aid according to one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that the connection means for connecting the column (2.1) to a frame part (18) of a bed comprises a Klemmeinfassung (19) with one of the column (2.1) pioneering open spar receptacle (20) , in which Holmaufnahme (20) a tensionable clamping plate (22) is adjustably arranged. Stand-up aid according to claim 11, characterized in that the spar receptacle (20) is U-shaped, wherein the column (2.1) of the stand-up aid (1.1) is connected to the back of the spar receptacle (20). Stand-up aid according to one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that the connecting means for connecting the column to a frame part of the bed attachable to the outside of the frame part column receptacle (25) with a polygonal opening for receiving a square running column also comprises a stand-up, which pillar receptacle (25) has a tensioning device for exerting a clamping force acting against at least two inner walls (31, 32) on a pillar of a stand-up aid inserted therein. Bed equipped with a stand-up aid, characterized in that the stand-up aid (1, 1.1) is designed with the features of one or more of claims 1 to 13. Bed according to claim 1, characterized in that the bed is a hospital or nursing bed.

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