That's the way that trial proved a life-saving benefit.

My question is, with the sedation awakening.

So number one, in rounds, I rarely hear the harms of sedation managed.

I feel like the purpose of the sedation awakening is often presented as part of a weaning process.

And so I find awakening trials often being things like, "We've turned the propofol down from 50 to 20, and their eyes are opening, so that's our awakening trial." The other thing I often hear is how they of course need some sedation.

It always makes the patient more comfortable.

But I feel like within all those conversations that present sedation as compassionate, providing comfort, needing to be lowered, not turned off completely, I find in those conversations, which are far more prevalent than I ever hear the conversation saying sedation is harmful, i- is lost the purpose, the whole purpose of removing the sedation.

In the studies where it's implemented early, what Haley, what Kaylee just said is accurate.