Returning to an academic theme,
Can anyone tell me what paediatric sedation has to do with
anaesthetists?
I detect an undercurrent of disapproval from "British Gas" that we as a
specialty should not be undertaking ketamine sedation.
Ketamine is a drug that is rarely used by anaesthetists, but often used
by A/E folk.
Why should we tolerate such interference?
How do we let them down gently?
How do we get medical directors to see our point of view?
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Stephen Hughes
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