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Home / Publications / Pain Research Forum / Papers of the Week / Singapore SPICE: Sedation Practices in Intensive Care Evaluation in Singapore – a prospective cohort study of the public healthcare system.

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2020 Jan


Singapore Med J


http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/31197381?dopt=Abstract


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Singapore SPICE: Sedation Practices in Intensive Care Evaluation in Singapore – a prospective cohort study of the public healthcare system.

Authors

Singapore SPICE: Sedation Practices in Intensive Care Evaluation in Singapore - a prospective cohort study of the public healthcare system.
Ng S Y, Phua J, Wong Y L, Kalyanasundaram G, Mukhopadhyay A, Lim D, Chia N, Ho B C H, Bailey MJ, Shehabi Y, Ti L K
Singapore Med J. 2020 Jan; 61(1):19-23.
PMID: 31197381.

Abstract

A study was conducted to describe the sedation practices of Singapore intensive care units (ICUs) in terms of drug use, sedation depth and the incidence of delirium in both early (< 48 hours) and late (> 48 hours) periods of ICU admission.
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