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Lightdale JR et al. – The results of this study revealed that minor adverse events associated with procedural sedation were under–reported, despite clear perianesthesia documentation in the medical record that an event had occurred. Improved education for perianesthesia nurses regarding the importance of monitoring both for serious and minor adverse events will help to identify opportunities to improve sedation protocols.

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