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EDITORIAL
Cardioversion and the use of sedation
1 Royal Free Hospital, London, UK
2 International Centre for Circulatory Health, St Mary’s Hospital and Imperial College, London, UK
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Dr Sally J Harrison
Royal Free Hospital, London, UK; sallyharrison{at}doctors.org.uk
Nurse led cardioversion services have achieved significant reductions in both cost and waiting time. However, the question of safety of the procedure raises several areas of concern
Keywords: cardioversion; sedation; nurse led
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