JP2013202141A - Care band substrate - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a care band substrate constituted so as to reduce the physical load applied to a caregiver at the time of caring a carereceiver.SOLUTION: A care band substrate is equipped with the band-like member for the caregiver mounted on the body part of the caregiver, a band-like member for supporting the carereceiver having two band-like sides attached to the band-like member for the caregiver to support the carereceiver and the support locking tools respectively provided to the leading ends of two band-like sides and locked in a mutually detachable manner. The band-like member for supporting the carereceiver is formed in length capable of supporting the carereceiver by the band-like member for supporting the carereceiver when the caregiver having the band-like member mounted thereon cares the carereceiver positioned inside two band-like sides locked mutually at the leading ends thereof.

Description

  The present invention relates to a nursing band used as an auxiliary tool when, for example, a person to be cared stands up from a sitting state or sits down from a standing state.

  When moving a caregiver between, for example, a bed and a wheelchair, the caregiver faces the front of the caregiver sitting in the bed or wheelchair and falls from his / her waist while holding his / her hips under both hands. Rotate the back around the back and hold the cared person with the power of the arm alone, and move it to the wheelchair or bed while holding the cared person. As a result, many caregivers often have physical burdens, particularly the burden on the waist when standing while holding the cared person, and often hurts the waist.

  What is indicated by patent documents 1 is known as a belt for care used when a caregiver assists when moving a cared person. This nursing band is fitted with a rear belt attached to one end of a net of a certain length of mesh that fits a finger, a front belt attached to the other end of the net, and a rear belt attached to both ends of the front belt. A part is provided. To use this care belt, put the front belt on the front of the waist of the cared person, turn the net back through the crotch, and lock both ends of the rear belt to the locking parts at both ends of the front belt. The care belt is attached to the care recipient. To move a cared person with a care band, the caregiver faces the front of the cared person, turns one hand from the armpit to the back of the cared person, and grabs the net with the other hand. Therefore, the care recipient is moved.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-19465

  However, when the care recipient is attached to the cared person and the cared person is moved, the caregiver turns one hand from the armpit to the back and grabs the net with the other hand. However, as in the case where the belt for care is not worn, the burden on the waist is greatly increased because the caregiver is held with the power of the arm only in the middle waist to stand. Is often hurt.

  The problem to be solved by the present invention is to reduce the physical burden on the caregiver when caring for the care recipient.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, a nursing band according to the present invention has a belt member for a caregiver attached to a carer's torso and two belt-like sides attached to the belt member for the caregiver. The belt-shaped member for supporting a caregiver and a support locking tool that is provided at the distal ends of the two strip-shaped sides and is detachably locked to each other, and the distal ends are locked to each other. When the caregiver wearing the carer's belt member cares for the cared person positioned inside one belt side, the cared person can be supported by the carer support belt member The above-mentioned care recipient support band-like member is formed.

  Thereby, when moving a cared person from a bed to a wheelchair, for example, a belt member for a carer is attached to a carer's trunk. The caregiver faces the front of the cared person sitting on the edge of the bed, and the caregiver positions the tips of the two belt-like sides of the caredeer support band member on the back from both sides of the cared person and engages each other. After being stopped, the caregiver holds the cared person with both hands that are turned from the armpits of the cared person to the back. At this time, the caregiver supports the cared person with both the hands and the belt-shaped member for supporting the cared person, so that the caregiver is particularly sensitive to the lower back than when holding the cared person only with the arms of both hands. The burden will be reduced.

  In this case, while providing the bag-shaped first insertion part for putting one hand of the caregiver on the outer surface of the tip of one of the two strip-shaped sides, on the outer surface of the tip of the other strip-shaped side, A second insertion part for placing the other hand of the caregiver is provided, and the support locking tool is a surface fastener provided respectively on the outer surface of the first insertion part and the inner side surface of the tip of the other belt-like side. it can. Moreover, the base ends of the two belt-like sides are respectively attached to the caregiver belt-like member, and the lengths of the two belt-like sides from the attachment position to the tip of the caregiver belt member can be adjusted respectively. Can be formed. Furthermore, the carer's belt-like member and the cared person's support belt-like member can each be formed of a cloth belt.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to reduce the physical burden on the caregiver when caring for the care recipient.

It is a perspective view which shows the belt for care of an example embodiment which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the belt | band | zone for care of this embodiment. It is a top view which shows the state with the longest length of two strip | belt-shaped sides in the belt for care of this embodiment. It is a top view which shows the state which adjusted the length of the two strip | belt-shaped sides in the belt for care of this embodiment. The figure which shows the state which has located one edge part of the belt-shaped member for caregivers which becomes an inner side when a caregiver wears the belt-shaped member for caregivers in the belt for care of this embodiment in the place of a caregiver's stomach. It is. It is a figure which shows the state which the caregiver equipped with the strip | belt-shaped member for caregivers in the strip | belt for care of this embodiment. One hand of a caregiver is put in the first insertion part of one belt-like side of the belt-like member for care recipient in the care belt of the present embodiment, and the other caregiver is placed in the second insertion part of the other belt-like side. It is a figure which shows the state which put the hand. It is a figure which shows the state which faced the front of the care receiver who the caregiver wearing the belt for care of this embodiment is sitting. It is a figure which shows the state which the caregiver equipped with the belt | band | zone for care of this embodiment has located both hands on the both sides of a care receiver. It is a figure which shows the state which the caregiver equipped with the belt | band | zone for care of this embodiment has positioned both hands on the back of a care receiver. It is a figure which shows the state hold | maintained in order to raise the cared person in which the caregiver is sitting using the belt | band | zone for care of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the state which made the cared person to whom the caregiver sat up stood using the belt | band | zone for care of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the state which left | separated both hands from the cared person when the caregiver stood the cared person using the care belt | band | zone body of this embodiment. It is a figure which shows the state which made the cared person to whom the caregiver stood sit down using the belt | band | zone for care of this embodiment.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of an example of a nursing band according to the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, a nursing band 1 according to this embodiment includes a nursing member 2 that is attached to the trunk of a caregiver A (see FIG. 5), and a nursing member. 2 and a belt member 3 for supporting a care receiver B (see FIG. 8). The nursing band 1 is used as an auxiliary tool when moving the care receiver B who is difficult to move by himself or when assisting walking. In this embodiment, the case where the care receiver B is transferred from the bed to the wheelchair will be described, but the present invention is not limited to this.

  The band member 2 for the caregiver is not particularly limited as long as it can be attached to the body of the caregiver A, and is preferably wound around the body, such as a belt made of leather or synthetic resin, or leather A belt made of synthetic resin or the like may be used, but a belt made of cloth is preferable. As the band member 2 for caregivers, for example, a band used for Japanese clothes can be used. The length (length in the longitudinal direction) of the carer's belt-like member 2 is a range that can be wound around the torso, that is, in the state where the center part is attached to the back of the torso of the caregiver A. It is arbitrarily set from the range where one end and the other end overlap each other. The width | variety of the strip | belt-shaped member 2 for caregivers is not specifically limited.

  At one end and the other end of the carer's belt-like member 2, a mounting lock 4 that is detachable from each other and locked to be adjustable in length is provided. The attachment locking device 4 is not particularly limited, such as a means for wrapping and locking the belt around the body portion, but is detachable from each other provided on the outer surface at one end and the inner surface at the other end of the belt member 2 for the caregiver. It is preferable to use a pair of hook-and-loop fasteners 41 and 42 that are locked to each other. The width of the hook-and-loop fasteners 41 and 42 is, for example, slightly smaller than the width of the band member 2 for the caregiver, and the length (the length in the longitudinal direction of the band member 2 for the caregiver) is for the caregiver. It is arbitrarily set from the range in which the belt-like member 2 is reliably locked. Further, the hook and loop fastener 41 provided on the outer surface of one end of the carer's belt-like member 2 is made as long as possible in the longitudinal direction so that the length can be adjusted even if the length of the trunk of the caregiver A is different. It is preferable to form. Thereby, it becomes possible to wind the belt-shaped member 2 for the caregiver according to the trunk of the caregiver A and easily attach it.

  The cared person support belt-like member 3 supports the cared person B, and has, for example, two belt-like sides 31 and 31 attached to the outer surface of the carer's belt-like member 2. The cared person support belt-like member 3 may be formed as a member separate from the carer care belt-like member 2, but is preferably formed of the same member. That is, the cared person support belt-like member 3 may be a belt made of leather or synthetic resin, or a belt made of leather or synthetic resin, but is preferably a cloth belt. The two belt-like sides 31 and 31 may be formed by attaching the central portion of one belt member to the carer's belt-like member 2 by joining or the like. Although it may be formed by being attached to the member 2 by bonding or the like, in the present embodiment, a case where one band member is used will be described. The inner side surface of the central part of the belt-like member 3 for supporting the cared person and the outer side surface of the central part of the belt-like member 2 for the caregiver whose length in the longitudinal direction is shorter than that of the belt-like member 3 for supporting the cared person are superimposed on each other. By sewing, the belt member 3 for supporting the cared person is attached to the band member 2 for the carer, and the two ends of the belt member 2 for the carer supporting member 3 are two strip sides from the attachment point of the band member 2 for the carer. 31, 31.

  A first insertion portion 32 for placing one hand of the caregiver A is provided on the outer surface of one end of the two belt-like sides 31, 31, and the outer surface of the tip of the other belt-like side 31 is provided on the outer surface. It is preferable that the 2nd insertion part 33 which puts the other hand of caregiver A is provided. One of the two insertion portions, for example, the first insertion portion 32 is formed in a bag shape having an opening on the side opposite to the tip of the belt-like side 31. For example, the first insertion portion 32 has a width that is substantially the same as the width of the belt-shaped side 31 and a depth that allows a part of the finger and the back of the adult's hand and the whole (including substantially the whole) to enter. The other insertion portion, for example, the second insertion portion 33 may be formed so that the entire adult hand is inserted, but the hand inserted into the second insertion portion 33 can be easily removed from the second insertion portion 33. For example, it is preferable to be formed so as to be inserted with the thumb extended. That is, as for the insertion of the hand into the second insertion portion 33, the entire hand may be inserted into the second insertion portion 33, but it is preferable to insert the hand with the thumb out. The second insertion portion 33 is, for example, a size in which four fingers other than the thumb of an adult's hand and a part of the back enter in a state where the thumb is put out (a state where the thumb is positioned outside the second insertion portion 33). If it is formed, the shape such as a bag shape is not particularly limited. For example, it is formed having a band-shaped insertion side 33 a extending in the width direction of the band-shaped side 31. The number of the insertion sides 33a is not particularly limited, but is preferably two or more, for example, two at intervals in the longitudinal direction. Each insertion side 33a is formed with a length in the longitudinal direction of the band-like side 31 of, for example, about 2 to 4 cm, while both ends are respectively attached to side end portions on both sides of the band-like side 31.

  At the tips of the two belt-like sides 31, 31, a support locking tool 5 that is detachably locked with each other is provided. The support locking member 5 is not particularly limited as long as the two belt-like sides 31 and 31 can be attached and detached, but those that can be easily attached to and detached from each other are preferable. It is particularly preferable to use a pair of hook-and-loop fasteners 51 and 52 that can be locked. The pair of surface fasteners 51 and 52 are, for example, the outer surface of the first insertion portion 32 of one band-shaped side 31 and the inner surface of the tip of the other band-shaped side 31 (surface opposite to the second insertion portion 33). And are provided respectively. The first insertion portion 32 and the second insertion portion 33 do not have to be provided on the two belt-like sides 31, 31, and the pair of surface fasteners 51, 52 are directly on the two belt-like sides 31, 31. You may make it provide.

  The length of the band-shaped member 3 for supporting the cared person, that is, the band-shaped sides 31, 31 is such that the cared person B positioned inside the two band-shaped sides 31, 31 whose tips are locked together is the band-shaped member 2 for the carer. When the caregiver A who wears the caregiver cares, the care receiver B is supported by the belt-like member 3 for supporting the care receiver. That is, the caregiver A wearing the caregiver belt-like member 2 locks the tips of the two belt-like sides 31, 31 positioned on the back from both sides of the caregiver B facing the front, When the sitting care receiver B stands up or the standing care receiver B sits with both hands of the caregiver A turned from the armpit to the back of both sides of the caregiver B, The length of the cared person support belt-like member 3, that is, the belt-like sides 31, 31 is set so that the cared person B is supported by both the hands and the cared person support belt-like member 3. In addition, in the state where the caregiver A wearing the caregiver belt-like member 2 is engaged with the tips of the two belt-like sides 31, 31 positioned on the back from both sides of the care receiver B facing the front. When both the caregiver A and the cared person B are standing, support the cared person B, and in particular, support the cared person B to prevent the cared person B from falling from the back to the back. The length of the carer-supporting belt-like member 3, that is, the belt-like sides 31, 31 is set.

  Moreover, it is preferable that the adjustment part 6 which adjusts the length of the two strip | belt-shaped sides 31 and 31 separately is provided respectively. The adjusting unit 6 is not particularly limited as long as the lengths of the two belt-like sides 31 and 31 can be individually adjusted. For example, a means for adjusting the length of the belt may be used. It is preferable to use it. That is, the adjustment unit 6 includes an adjustment side 61 attached to the outer side surface of the belt-like side 31, a first surface fastener 62 attached to the inner side surface of the adjustment side 61, and the outer side surface of the cared person supporting belt-like member 3. The second surface fastener 63 is preferably attached to the second surface fastener 63.

  For example, the adjustment side 61 is made of the same cloth band as the band-shaped side 31 and has a width shorter than the width of the band-shaped side 31, for example, slightly shorter, and the length (length in the direction perpendicular to the width) is larger than the width. For example, it is formed with a dimension that is about 1.5 times longer than the width. The adjustment side 61 is attached to the band-shaped side 31 by joining, for example, sewing the ends (first end) of the band-shaped side 31 in a state where the adjustment side 61 is superimposed on the outer surface of the band-shaped side 31. As a result, the adjustment side 61 is a free end in which the end on the base end side of the band-shaped side 31 from the first end moves freely with respect to the band-shaped side 31. Moreover, although the location attached to the outer surface of the strip | belt-shaped edge | side 31 of the adjustment edge | side 61 is not specifically limited, When the belt | band | zone-shaped member 2 for caregivers is mounted | worn to the trunk | drum of the caregiver A, the free end of the adjustment edge | It is preferable that it is the location located in the side (side) of the trunk | drum of this, or a side vicinity. A first surface fastener 62 is attached to the inner side surface of the adjustment side 61.

  The first surface fastener 62 is preferably attached to substantially the entire inner surface of the adjustment side 61 that moves freely with respect to the belt-like side 31, for example. The second surface fastener 63 detachably locked with the first surface fastener 62 is provided on the outer surface of the cared person support belt-like member 3. The second surface fastener 63 has a width that is slightly shorter than the width of the cared person support belt-like member 3 and is formed so that the direction orthogonal to the width is longer than the width. Further, when the second surface fastener 63 is not locked to the first surface fastener 62, one end in the longitudinal direction is locked to face a part of the first surface fastener 62 of one band-like side 31, for example, a free end. It is possible and the other end in the longitudinal direction is formed to have a length that can be locked opposite to a part of the first surface fastener 62 of the other band-shaped side 31, for example, a free end. It is attached to the outer surface of the. Thereby, the length of each strip | belt-shaped edge | side 31 can be adjusted individually by adjusting the latching position of the 1st surface fastener 62 with respect to the 2nd surface fastener 63 to the longitudinal direction of the caregiver support strip | belt-shaped member 3, respectively. It has become. In addition, although the 2nd surface fastener 63 attached one surface fastener to the outer surface of the to-be-cared person support strip | belt-shaped member 3, it is not limited to this, Two surface fasteners corresponding to every two adjustment sides 61 are provided. You may make it attach to the outer surface of the strip | belt-shaped member 3 for a care receiver.

  Now, for example, when the care receiver B is moved from the bed to the wheelchair using the care belt 1, the caregiver band member 2 is first mounted on the body of the caregiver A. That is, the center part of the inner surface of the belt member 2 for the caregiver is positioned on the back of the caregiver A, and both ends of the band member 2 for the caregiver are positioned in front of the stomach. At this time, the remaining end portion (second end portion) is used as the first end portion with the inner side surface of the end portion (first end portion) on the side where the surface fastener 41 is provided on the outer side surface being attached to the stomach. The surface fasteners 41 and 42 are locked with each other (see FIGS. 5 and 6). Thereby, the belt-shaped member 2 for the caregiver is mounted in a state of being wound around the trunk of the caregiver A.

  Next, both hands are inserted into the first insertion portion 32 and the second insertion portion 33 of the two belt-like sides 31 of the cared person support belt-like member 3. That is, for example, when the first insertion portion 32 is positioned on the right belt-like side 31 in a state where the belt-like member 2 for the caregiver is mounted on the trunk of the caregiver A, the right hand is placed on the first insertion portion 32. In addition to the insertion, the left hand is inserted with the thumb in the second insertion portion 33 of the band-like side 31 positioned on the left side (see FIG. 7). After the insertion, for example, when the caregiver A is sleeping in the bed, the caregiver B faces the front of the caregiver B that has been seated on the bed in advance and falls to the caregiver B in the middle waist state. Assemble both hands together with the two belt-like sides 31 and 31 from the armpit of the armpit (see FIGS. 8 to 11). At this time, with the right hand down and the left hand over the right hand, the two belt-like sides 31 and 31 are locked to each other by the pair of surface fasteners 51 and 52. In addition, when the cared person B is sleeping on the bed, the cared person B is previously seated on the bed side. FIGS. 8 to 14 are diagrams illustrating a case where the cared person B is raised from the chair and then placed on the chair so that the relationship between the carer A and the cared person B can be easily understood.

  The caregiver A holds the caregiver B while standing with his hands folded around the back together with the two belt-like sides 31 and 31 (see FIG. 12). Thereby, the physical burden concerning caregiver A can be reduced. That is, the physical burden on the caregiver A is a burden on both arms when the caregiver B is held up in a state of being held in the middle and waist with only both hands as in the past. Then, when the caregiver A puts both hands on the back together with the two belt-like sides 31 and holds the caregiver B, the caregiver B is held by both the hands and the caregiver supporting belt-like member 3. Supported. That is, tension is applied to the belt member 3 for supporting the cared person (the two belt-like sides 31, 31) and a part of the weight of the cared person B is passed through the belt member 3 for supporting the cared person's waist and body. Supported throughout. Therefore, the physical burden on the caregiver A can be reduced as compared with the case where the care receiver B is held only with both hands.

  Further, after moving the person to be cared B while holding the cared person B, the cared person B is held and held on the wheelchair (see FIG. 14). That is, after the caregiver A is moved so that the tip of the chair of the wheelchair approaches the back of both knees of the care receiver B, the caregiver A stands with both hands folded around the back along with the two belt-like sides 31. The care receiver B is seated on the wheelchair while holding the care receiver B. At this time, the caregiver A becomes a middle waist and the physical burden on the caregiver A increases, but the care receiver B is supported by both the hands and the belt-shaped member 3 for the care receiver, so the care receiver B The physical burden on the caregiver A can be reduced as compared to the case of holding the hand with only both hands.

  Accordingly, the nursing band 1 of the present embodiment can reduce the physical burden on the caregiver A when caring for the care recipient B, particularly the burden on the waist. In addition, since the nursing band 1 of the present embodiment is formed of a cloth band, it can be easily folded and made compact, so that it is easy and convenient to handle, has a simple structure and low cost, and It is highly versatile.

  The caregiver A inserts both hands into the first insertion part 32 and the second insertion part 33 of the two belt-like sides 31 and turns both hands together with the two belt-like sides 31 on the back of the cared person B over the right hand. When the two belt-like sides 31 and 31 are locked to each other by the pair of surface fasteners 51 and 52, the pair of surface fasteners 51 and 52 are placed between the right hand and the left hand of the caregiver A who have joined both hands. Since the pair of hook-and-loop fasteners 51 and 52 for locking the two belt-like sides 31 and 31 are securely locked, the care receiver B can be cared for safely. Further, when the care receiver B stands, even if the caregiver A pulls out both hands from the first insertion part 32 and the second insertion part 33 of the two belt-like sides 31 (see FIG. 13), the two belt-like sides 31. Are locked to each other by the hook-and-loop fasteners 51 and 52, so that the care receiver B does not have anxiety or fear even if both hands of the caregiver A are separated from the belt-like side 31. At this time, even if the cared person B tries to fall back from the back, the cared person supporting belt-like member 3 prevents the cared person B from feeling uneasy or fearful. As a result, the caregiver A can take care of fixing the disorder of the clothes of the care recipient B with both hands, putting on and taking off clothes, and the like. Furthermore, by inserting the hand into the second insertion portion 33 with the thumb extended, the hand inserted into the second insertion portion 33 can easily come out of the second insertion portion 33. When there is a danger or the like, the hand can be removed from the second insertion portion 33 and the danger or the like can be dealt with with this hand, and the care receiver B can be cared for safely.

  The attachment member 4 that is detachably locked to the one end and the other end of the band member 2 for the caregiver, and is provided with a pair of hook-and-loop fasteners 41 and 42, for example. The band member 2 for the caregiver can be easily attached to the body of the caregiver A, and even if the length of the torso of the caregiver A is different, the caregiver A can be handled with high versatility. Moreover, since the length of the two strip | belt-shaped sides 31 can be adjusted by the adjustment part 6, respectively, the length of the strip | belt-shaped side 31 can be adjusted separately according to the caregiver A or the care receiver B, respectively. Therefore, care recipient B can be properly cared for. Furthermore, the adjustment side 61 is attached to the outer surface of the belt-like side 31 so that the free end of the adjustment side 61 is positioned on the side (side of the stomach) or in the vicinity of the side of the carer A. When the hook-and-loop fastener 62 is locked to the second hook-and-loop fastener 63 and the length of the belt-like side 31 is adjusted, the place where the first hook-and-loop fastener 62 and the second hook-and-loop fastener 63 are locked together is the torso of the caregiver A. Since the first surface fastener 62 and the second surface fastener 63 are difficult to be released, the care belt B of the present embodiment is used for the care recipient B. 1 can be used to provide safe care.

  By making the shape of the first insertion portion 32 and the second insertion portion 33 different, it is easy to know which is positioned above and which is inserted with the thumb extended, so it is easy to use ing. In addition, when the nursing band 1 of the present embodiment is to be used by inserting the right hand into the first insertion portion 32, the belt-like side 31 provided with the first insertion portion 32 is positioned on the right side. When the band member 2 for the caregiver is wound around the body of the caregiver A and, conversely, when the left hand is inserted into the first insertion part 32 and used, the band side 31 provided with the first insertion part 32 is on the left side. Since the band member 2 for the caregiver can be wound around the torso of the caregiver A so that the left and right can be easily changed, it is easy to use and has high versatility. Furthermore, since the second insertion portion 33 is formed of two or more insertion sides 33a, the remaining insertion side 33a can be used even if one insertion side 33a is cut off during the care or the like and cannot be used. Therefore, care can be performed safely without giving caregiver B anxiety.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Belt for caregiver 2 Band-shaped member for caregiver 3 Band-shaped member for caregiver support 4 Wearing locking tool 5 Supporting locking tool 6 Adjustment part 31 Band-shaped side 32 1st insertion part 33 2nd insertion part 41 Surface fastener 42 surface Fastener 51 Face fastener 52 Face fastener 61 Adjustable edge 62 First face fastener 63 First face fastener A Caregiver B Caregiver

Claims (4)

A band member for a caregiver to be worn on the carer's torso;
A belt member for supporting a cared person that has two belt sides attached to the belt member for the carer and supports the cared person; and
A support locking device provided at the tip of each of the two belt-like sides and detachably locked to each other;
When the caregiver wearing the caregiver belt member cares for the cared person positioned inside the two belt-like sides whose ends are locked together, the caregiver support belt-like member A band for caregiving, characterized in that the band member for supporting the cared person is formed with a length that can support the cared person. A bag-shaped first insertion part for placing one hand of a caregiver is provided on the outer surface of the tip of one of the two strip-shaped sides, and the outer surface of the tip of the other strip-shaped side is A second insertion part is provided for putting the other hand of the caregiver;
2. The nursing band according to claim 1, wherein the support latch is a hook and loop fastener provided on an outer surface of the first insertion portion and an inner surface of a tip of the other band-shaped side.   Each of the two band-like sides has a base end attached to the band member for the caregiver, and the length of the two band-like sides from the attachment position to the tip of the caregiver band member can be adjusted respectively. The belt for care according to claim 1 or 2 formed in.   The band for care according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the band member for a caregiver and the band member for a care receiver are each formed of a cloth band.

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