Proportionate Sedation is a clinical ethics framework that belongs to the category of sedation guidelines, distinguishing itself by mandating that the level and duration of sedation be strictly calibrated to the patient’s medical needs and procedural requirements, thereby minimizing unnecessary unconsciousness while ensuring adequate symptom control.
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Last-Resort Options for Palliative Sedation
Timothy E. Quill · Annals of Internal Medicine · 2009 · 160 citations
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