Pan-Asian Resuscitation Outcomes Study (PAROS)

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Pan-Asian Resuscitation Outcomes Study (PAROS) Page 1 of 6 Case number Mode of Transportation #1 Patient brought in by 1 EMS 2 Non-EMS If Non-EMS, please specify 1 Private ambulance 2 Own/Private transport 3 Public transport Incident Information #2 Date of incident (dd/mm/yyyy) #3 Location of incident (Optional) (enter Zip/Postal code) Unknown #4 Location type 1 Home residence 2 Healthcare facility 3 Public/Commercial building 4 Nursing home 5 Street/Highway 6 Industrial place 7 Transport center 8 Place of recreation 9 In EMS/Private ambulance 10 Other, specify Patient Information Date of birth (dd/mm/yyyy) #5 Age #6 Gender 1 Male 2 Female Days Months Years #7 Race (optional) 1 Chinese 2 Malay 3 Indian 4 Eurasian 5 Other #8 Medical history 1 No 2 Unknown 3 Heart disease 4 Diabetes 5 Cancer 6 Hypertension 7 Renal disease 8 Respiratory disease 9 Hyperlipidemia 10 Stroke 11 HIV 12 Other

Dispatch Information (Not Applicable for Non-EMS case) #9 Time call received at dispatch center (hh:mm:ss) #10 Time First responder dispatched (hh:mm:ss) #11 Time Ambulance dispatched (hh:mm:ss) Page 2 of 6 No First Responder dispatched #12 Time First responder arrived at scene (hh:mm:ss) #13 Time Ambulance arrived at scene (hh:mm:ss) #14 Time EMS arrived at patient side (hh:mm:ss) #15 Time Ambulance left scene (hh:mm:ss) #16 Time Ambulance arrived at ED (hh:mm:ss) Prehospital Event and Resuscitation Information #17 Estimated time of arrest (hh:mm:ss) Unknown #18 Arrest witnessed by 1 Not witnessed 2 EMS/Private ambulance 3 Bystander healthcare provider 4 Bystander lay person 5 Bystander family #19 Bystander CPR 1 Yes 2 No #20 First CPR initiated by 1 No CPR initiated 2 First responder 3 Ambulance crew 4 Bystander healthcare provider 5 Bystander lay person 6 Bystander family 7 Unknown #21 Bystander AED applied 1 Yes 2 No #22 Resuscitation attempted by EMS/Private ambulance 1 Yes 2 No

Page 3 of 6 #23 First arrest rhythm 1 VF 2 VT 3 PEA 4 Asystole 5 Unknown shockable rhythm 6 Unknown unshockable rhythm 7 Unknown #24 Time CPR started by EMS/Private ambulance (hh:mm:ss) Unknown #25 Time AED applied by EMS/Private ambulance (hh:mm:ss) Unknown #26 Prehospital defibrillation 1 Yes 2 No If Yes, time of first shock given (hh:mm:ss) Unknown #27 Defibrillation performed by 1 First responder 2 Ambulance crew 3 Bystander healthcare provider 4 Bystander lay person 5 Bystander - family #28 Mechanical CPR device used by EMS/Private ambulance 1 Yes 2 No If Yes, please specify 1 Load-Distributing Band 2 Active Compression Decompression 3 Mechanical Piston 4 Other #29 Prehospital advanced airway 1 Yes 2 No If Yes, please specify 1 Oral/Nasal ET 2 Combitube 4 King airway 5 Other 3 LMA #30 Prehospital drug administration 1 Yes 2 No If Yes, select drugs given 1 Epinephrine 2 Atropine 3 Amiodarone 5 Lidocaine 6 Dextrose 7 Other 4 Bicarbonate #31 Return of spontaneous circulation at scene/en-route 1 Yes 2 No If Yes, specify time (hh:mm:ss) Unknown

#32 CPR discontinued at scene/en-route 1 Yes 2 No If Yes, please specify 1 DNAR 2 ROSC 3 Medical control order 4 Obvious signs of death Page 4 of 6 5 Protocol/policy requirements completed Disposition #33 Final status at scene 1 Conveyed to ED 2 Pronounced dead at scene #34 Cause of arrest 1 Trauma 2 Non-trauma If Non-trauma, please specify 1 Presumed cardiac etiology 2 Respiratory 3 Electrocution 4 Drowning 5 Other #35 Level of destination hospital 1 Tertiary 2 Community #36 Destination hospital 1 AH 2 CGH 3 KKH 4 KTPH 5 NUH 6 TTSH 7 SGH 8 N.A. #37 Patient s status at ED arrival 1 ROSC 2 Ongoing resuscitation 3 Transported without resuscitation ED Resuscitation Information (Not Applicable for cases that were pronounced dead at scene) #38 Date of arrival at ED (dd/mm/yyyy) #39 Time of arrival at ED (hh:mm:ss) #40 Patient status on arrival at ED Pulse 1 Yes 2 No Breathing 1 Yes 2 No #41 Cardiac rhythm on arrival at ED 1 VF 2 VT 3 PEA 4 Asystole 5 Sinus or other perfusing rhythm #42 ED defibrillation performed 1 Yes 2 No

#43 Mechanical CPR device used at ED 1 Yes 2 No Page 5 of 6 If Yes, please specify 1 Load-Distributing Band 2 Active Compression Decompression 3 Mechanical Piston 4 Other #44 Advanced airway used at ED 1 Yes 2 No If Yes, please specify 1 Oral/Nasal ET 2 Combitube 4 King airway 5 Other 3 LMA #45 Drug administered at ED 1 Yes 2 No If Yes, select drugs given 1 Epinephrine 2 Atropine 3 Amiodarone 5 Lidocaine 6 Dextrose 7 Other 4 Bicarbonate #46 Return of spontaneous circulation at ED 1 Yes 2 No 3 NA If Yes, specify time (hh:mm:ss) Unknown #47 Emergency PCI performed 1 Yes 2 No #48 Emergency CABG performed 1 Yes 2 No #49 Hypothermia therapy initiated 1 Yes 2 No #50 ECMO therapy initiated 1 Yes 2 No #51 Cause of arrest 1 Trauma 2 Non-trauma If Non-trauma, please specify 1 Presumed cardiac etiology 2 Respiratory 3 Electrocution 4 Drowning 5 Other #52 Reason for discontinuing CPR at ED 1 Death 3 ROSC 2 DNAR 4 ECMO therapy #53 Outcome of patient 1 Admitted 3 Died in ED 2 Transferred to another hospital 4 Unknown

Hospital Outcome (FOR PATIENT WHO SURVIVED TO ADMISSION) Page 6 of 6 #54 Patient status 1 Discharged alive 2 Remains in hospital at 30 th day post arrest 3 Died in hospital #55 Date of Discharge or Death (dd/mm/yyyy) #56 Patient neurological status on discharge or at 30 th day post arrest Cerebral Performance Category Overall Performance Category Unknown Patient Health and Quality of Life (FOR PATIENT WHO IS DISCHARGED ALIVE or ALIVE ON 30 th DAY POST ARREST) Unknown EQ-5D Health Dimensions #57 Mobility 1 No problem 2 Some problems 3 Confined to bed #58 Self-care 1 No problem 2 Some problems 3 Unable to wash or dress #59 Usual activities 1 No problem 2 Some problems 3 Unable to perform #60 Pain/Discomfort 1 None 2 Moderate 3 Extreme #61 Anxiety/Depression 1 None 2 Moderate 3 Extreme #62 EQ-5D Visual Analog Scale (VAS) 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 *100 (best imaginable health state) and 0 (worst imaginable health state)