Table 3.

The list of guidelines and recommendations that was considered for this re-audit.

Guidelines	Recommendations
Intercollegiate Advisory Committee for Sedation in Dentistry (IACSD) [8]	• Record of the clinical audit must be available for inspection • Regular high quality of clinical audit is compulsory for conscious sedation • Healthcare provider who involve in provision of CS should maintain high quality of record keeping i.e., patient’s written record or digital notes • Any adverse events or complication must be recorded through national system
Scottish Dental Clinical Effectiveness Programme (SDCEP) [1]	• Clinician should maintain high quality and up to date record keeping which include pre-sedation, peri-operative, monitoring phase and recovery phase • Time of drug administration and time of discharge must be recorded
General Dental Council, 2013 “Standards for the Dental Team” (GDC UK) [9]	Make and keep contemporaneous, complete and accurate patient records.
Faculty of General Dental Practice, United Kingdom [7] “Clinical examination & record keeping” FGDP, UK [9]	Patient’s record keeping must be up to date and accurate
Local standard by Sedation and Special Care Department (SSCD)	Based on first audit cycle and Guys and St Thomas Trust