Background and objectives: Sedative and analgesic treatment administered to critically ill patients need to be regularly assessed to ensure that previously stated goals are well achieved as the risk of complications of oversedation is minimized. We revised and prospectively tested the Ramsay Sedation scale (RSS) for interrater reliability and compared it with the Sedation-Agitation Scale (SAS) and the Richmond Agitation Sedation Scale (RASS) to test construct validity during midazolam-remifentanil sedation. Methods: A convenience sample of ICU patients was simultaneously and independently examined by pairs of trained evaluators by using the revised SAS, RSS, and RASS. Ninety-two ICU patients were examined a total of 276 times by evaluator p...
Objective: The degree of sedation or agitation in critically ill patients is typically assessed with...
Critically ill and injured patients require pain relief and sedation to reduce the body\u27s stress ...
Abstract Background The Richmond Agitation-Sedation S...
Abstract Background and objectives: Sedative and analgesic treatment administered to critically ill...
AbstractBackground and objectivesSedative and analgesic treatment administered to critically ill pat...
The management of sedation in critically ill patients is a complex issue for Intensive Care Units (I...
CONTEXT AND OBJECTIVE: Sedation scales are used to guide sedation protocols in intensive care units ...
WOS: 000422271200003Objective: Daily interruption and monitoring of sedation in intensive care unit ...
Introduction: The majority of critically ill patients experience significant distress, anxiety, and ...
Routine use of subjective scales for pain, agitation, and sedation promotes more effective patient m...
Background. Sedation of intensive care patients is needed for patient safety, but deep sedation is a...
Objective: The level of sedation in mechanically ventilated patients is most often assessed with the...
Abstract Background Analgosedation is a cornerstone therapy for mechanically ventilated patients in ...
Critical patient is a condition that may have reversible dysfunction of one of the organs that threa...
Introduction The critically-ill undergoing inter-hospital transfers commonly receive sedatives in c...
Objective: The degree of sedation or agitation in critically ill patients is typically assessed with...
Critically ill and injured patients require pain relief and sedation to reduce the body\u27s stress ...
Abstract Background The Richmond Agitation-Sedation S...
Abstract Background and objectives: Sedative and analgesic treatment administered to critically ill...
AbstractBackground and objectivesSedative and analgesic treatment administered to critically ill pat...
The management of sedation in critically ill patients is a complex issue for Intensive Care Units (I...
CONTEXT AND OBJECTIVE: Sedation scales are used to guide sedation protocols in intensive care units ...
WOS: 000422271200003Objective: Daily interruption and monitoring of sedation in intensive care unit ...
Introduction: The majority of critically ill patients experience significant distress, anxiety, and ...
Routine use of subjective scales for pain, agitation, and sedation promotes more effective patient m...
Background. Sedation of intensive care patients is needed for patient safety, but deep sedation is a...
Objective: The level of sedation in mechanically ventilated patients is most often assessed with the...
Abstract Background Analgosedation is a cornerstone therapy for mechanically ventilated patients in ...
Critical patient is a condition that may have reversible dysfunction of one of the organs that threa...
Introduction The critically-ill undergoing inter-hospital transfers commonly receive sedatives in c...
Objective: The degree of sedation or agitation in critically ill patients is typically assessed with...
Critically ill and injured patients require pain relief and sedation to reduce the body\u27s stress ...
Abstract Background The Richmond Agitation-Sedation S...