*traumaRN*

*traumaRN*

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About *traumaRN*

*traumaRN* has 20 years experience and specializes in Sedation.


15 years of experience working as RN in level I trauma centers in a major metro univ. hospital now partner and co-founder of . We provide continuing education, training and consulting services to health providers.

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  1. Conscious Sedation Certification

    Still no
  2. Conscious Sedation Certification

    The question to ask is who is that "certification" recognized
  3. It is fairly common that sedation goes beyond "moderate" sedation. In fact in the ER for joint re location and cardioversion often these procedures cannot be completed without "deep" sedation. Another...
  4. Here is a link to a new study just released - As of March 1, 2010 done at Washington University in St. Louis MO....
  5. Here is Dr. Rex, the director of endoscopy at Indiana University, discussing propofol administration by non-anesthesia
  6. Anne, I agree with the majority of your post. More research does need to be done. Propofol does facilitate the procedure and should be more widely used in CRC screenings. We are talking about a...
  7. Thats Awesome! Thanks, I love the paragraph from the Douglas K Rex article which poses the same questions I was trying to ask. "The major remaining issue is how training of nurses and endoscopists...
  8. I would be very interested in seeing the results of your research project/literature review comparing different sedation strategies in GI clinics. My business partner is an anesthesiologist with a...
  9. Most of the previous posts are from several years back. "Times are changing" It would be interesting to see some current comments. Thank you,
  10. Conscious Sedation Certification

    Unfortunately there is not currently a nationally recognized "Certification" in the administration of conscious sedation. Permissions and credentialing is done at a facility level. The Joint...
  11. I will do that. Thank you,
  12. I would be interested in getting feedback from GI nurses that are involved in propofol sedation in settings with and without anesthesia. Your thoughts and experiences please. Thank you,
  13. Night shifters - are you noctural all the time?

    Back in the "good ole days" (early 90's) I was working 1900-0700 about 4 or 5 times a week in an ER. If it slowed down around 0300 or 0400 we could take turns hopping on a stretcher, pull the curtain...