The travelling sedationist
Abstract
The travelling sedationist may provide a sedation service in the following settings: • Outside the operating room, in a hospital, where all infrastructure, drugs and equipment are usually available; • Outside the operating room, outside of a hospital, where provision must be made for infrastructure, drugs and equipment for safe sedation practice. The travelling sedationist must answer the following relevant questions: • Is there a need for this service? • Is there a market for this service? • Is it safe to administer sedation outside the operating room and, if not, how can I make it safe? • What do I do when disaster strikes?Downloads
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