Table 1.

Comparative table highlighting features of the trolley method and other traditional methods used for weighing bedridden patients.

Features	Trolley method	Traditional methods (e.g., bed scales, hoist scales)
Mobility	Without moving the patient's weight can be measured	Patients must bring onto the scale, causing discomfort
Ease of use	Simple setup and operation	Difficult with severe trauma patient (unconsciousness)
Safety	Minimal risk of patient injury during weighing	Minimum 2 caregivers support requires
Accuracy	Requires calibration one time before measurements	Well-calibrated, accuracy is good
Efficiency	Quick and convenient	Takes time and not efficient
Patient comfort	Reduce discomfort by avoiding movement	Often patients experience discomfort during the weighing process