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Dr. Bolesta
Iatrogenic withdrawal syndrome (IWS) associated with opioid and sedative use for medical purposes has a reported high prevalence and associated morbidity. This international, multicenter, observational study collected data from adult ICUs to assess the weaning practices and policies related to opioids and sedatives. The findings revealed significant gaps in the implementation of weaning protocols and the assessment of IWS, highlighting the need for standardized approaches in critical care settings.
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