A LONG WAY TO A FATAL OUTCOME
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31379/2411.2616.15.1.9Keywords:
sedation, patient safety, clinical case, Israel.Abstract
The article describes the case of patient death due to the use of the sedative drugs; the expert opinion and court discussion are also included in its text. The article will be interesting to anesthesiology practitioners; non-anesthesiological medical personnel who use sedation in their daily practice; interns; people who interested in medical and legal procedures in Israel.
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