The objective of the survey is to identify differences and disparities in the approach to treatment and monitoring of patients admitted after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest across Europe. The survey will take approximately 12 minutes.

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* 1. Please confirm whether you have considered all the clauses above and accept to participate in this survey

Management of cardiac arrest centers and prehospital care

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* 2. Please indicate your primary community (select all that apply)

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* 3. What is your country of work?

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* 4. Please indicate the following:

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* 5. Type of unit where you practice (select all that apply):

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* 6. What is your primary role in the unit?

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* 7. What is the level of care of your unit?

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* 8. Do you have written protocols for management for ROSC patients following OHCA at your unit?

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* 9. Is your unit part of a cardiac arrest network? (Defined as: receiving admissions from EMS directly bypassing other hospitals or/and receiving patients from other hospitals)

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* 10. Do you have an eCPR program in coordination with prehospital and emergency systems to receive patients with refractory cardiac arrest?

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* 11. How many comatose patients resuscitated from OHCA are admitted to your intensive care unit per year?

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* 12. Indicate the percentage of patients per year according to neurological function at hospital discharge
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* 13. Which is the most frequent cause of OHCA among patients admitted to your unit?

Haemodynamics and acute coronary angiography

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* 14. Which is your first-line vasopressor of choice in resuscitated OHCA patients during intensive care? (choose only one)

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* 15. If the patient needs inotropic support, which is your first line inotrope in resuscitated OHCA patients in intensive care? (choose only one)

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* 16. Which level of mean arterial blood pressure would you usually aim at by increasing vasopressor doses?

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* 17. Do you monitor cardiac output in comatose OHCA patients?

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* 18. What method is most frequently used for cardiac output monitoring? (more than one answer possible)

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* 19. Which mechanical circulatory support devices are available in your unit? (more than one answer possible)

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* 20. When is the first echocardiography usually performed?

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* 21. Do you have 24/7 access to echocardiography?

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* 22. Do you have onsite 24/7 access to coronary angiography?

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* 23. To the best of your knowledge, how often is emergent coronary angiography performed at the time of admission in patients with suspected cardiac cause and ST-segment elevation in the ECG?

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* 24. To the best of your knowledge, how often is coronary angiography performed at the time of admission in patients with suspected cardiac cause and without ST-segment elevation in the ECG?

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