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Rapid tranquillisation: the NICE steps, the cautions and the monitoring after
Rapid tranquillisation on a psychiatric ward: de-escalation first, the NICE choice of IM drug, the ECG and other cautions, and the checks afterwards.
23 October 20269 min read

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Rapid tranquillisation: the NICE steps, the cautions and the monitoring after

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