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RN Oversight of Moderate Sedation: Seven Tips for Playing it Safe

When RNs administer and monitor anesthesia care, err on the side of safety.

Jan Odom-Forren, BSN, MS, RN, CPAN

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Anesthesia, Safety, Staffing/Training

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