Published Feb 14, 2006
rn29306
533 Posts
Oh boy. Check this out. Seems the misunderstanding cowboys have gotten together, united, and formed a coalition of "just enough sedation" propofol providers and spewed forth some not exactly factual information.
God help us.
http://www.drnaps.org
Some of the FAQ sections are quite hilarious concerning levels of sedation and the State Board of Nursing opinions.
sjt9721, BSN, RN
706 Posts
Oh my...
Somehow I don't see JCAHO, BONs, & the ASA fighting for a spot on this bandwagon.
"Yes, your honor,"..."I gave 'just enough'..."...
nilepoc
567 Posts
That site looks a little dead to me. The last update was in December of 2004, and there is only one page of information there. I hope they came to their senses and backed off on the training.
NRSKarenRN, BSN, RN
10 Articles; 18,926 Posts
These doctors are the leading proponents in Oregon and promoting across country that RN's can safely administer Propofol.
Bobby D CRNA
4 Posts
Propofol is labled as an anesthetic. No one but a CRNA/MDA should be administering this drug.
deepz
612 Posts
http://online.wsj.com/article_email/SB115508202716630509-lMyQjAxMDE2NTA1OTAwODkyWj.html
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Brian_SRNA
132 Posts
Thank goodness that site looks dead. It will end up killing patients and costing millions in lawsuits. people need to stop trying to cut corners!!!!:angryfire