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A survey of nurses adherence to the best practice of the propofol handling for sedation in the intensive care unit
Background: Propofol is a common sedative agent used in ICUs worldwide. However, its nonpyrogenic emulsion formulation promotes the growth of microorganisms, which indirectly carry the risk of propofol-related infection after exceeding its safety period. We aim to evaluate the proportion of nurses’
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