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We have nurses that mix injectable midazolam diluted in apple juice and given orally to patients in a waiting room prior to eye procedures.
Is this a practice that happens in your facility?
Do you require specialized training in procedural sedation? If not what are your guidelines for monitoring these patients?
Thank you,
Shonda