Procedural Sedation Care for Nurse

20 January 2026

The image depicts a teaching session consisting of lectures and skills training on caring for patients with sedative medication, designed for associated nursing at Medpark Hospital conducted by Dr. Phuphit Fuangworawong (Anesthesiologist, MedPark Hospital)  The purpose is to enable personnel to assess the symptoms and manifestations of patients receiving sedative medication, as well as to manage sedatives complications, and train in respiratory assessment skills appropriately. Following the training, participants gain experience in caring for patients under sedatives procedure and can apply these skills clinically, contributing to effective treatment and enhancing patient safety

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