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See Latest ArticlesEmergency department procedural sedation practice in Cape Town, South Africa
International Journal of Emergency Medicine, 06/08/09
Hodkinson PW et al. - The private sector is generally better serviced for PS than the public sector. Most ED clinicians use morphine and midazolam for PS. However, there is widespread awareness of propofol as an alternative and probably superior PS drug. Recommendations for improving PS include development of general protocols for PS, training of doctors at all levels and optimization of ED facilities and staffing.
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