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SECTION 1: INCLUSION, EXCLUSION & RANDOMISATION INFORMATION DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION Given name Family name Date of birth Consent date Gender Female Male Date of surgery INCLUSION & EXCLUSION CRITERIA YES NO Age 50 years Planned elective major intra-peritoneal surgery using an open surgical technique Inability or refusal to provide informed consent Anticipated requirement for invasive or non-invasive mechanical ventilation for at least four hours after surgery as part of routine care Known or suspected pregnancy or planned obstetric surgery Previous enrolment in the PRISM trial Current participation in another clinical trial of a treatment with a similar biological mechanism or primary outcome measure Clinician refusal (concern specific to surgical procedure) Clinician refusal (other) Contraindication to continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) Planned level of care on the first night after surgery Critical care unit level 3 Critical care unit level 2 Post-anaesthesia care unit Surgical ward Tick one RANDOMISATION CRITERIA Tick one Planned surgical procedure (single most appropriate) Resection of colon, rectum or small bowel Resection of liver, pancreas or gall bladder Resection of stomach (non-obesity surgery) Resection of oesophagus (non-obesity surgery) Obesity surgery Vascular procedure Other intra-peritoneal surgery Planned anaesthetic technique YES NO Planned use of epidural anaesthesia Randomisation should only take place once it is certain that surgery will take place PRISM TRIAL CRF (Italy) version 1.4 27 th April 2017 Page 1 of 8

SECTION 2: BEFORE SURGERY CO-MORBID DISEASE YES NO 1. Chronic respiratory disease Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) Asthma Interstitial lung disease or pulmonary fibrosis Bronchiectasis 2. Ischaemic heart disease 3. Diabetes mellitus 4. Heart failure 5. Liver cirrhosis 6. Active cancer If yes is cancer the indication for surgery? If yes - is the surgery intended to be: curative or palliative 7. Previous stroke or transient ischaemic attack (TIA) 8. Current smoker (within the last 14 days)? 9. Primary respiratory infection within the previous month (including acute pulmonary tuberculosis)? 10. Diagnosis of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) infection? NB. If not tested please tick no. OTHER DETAILS Codice fiscale Postal code - - - - - - ASA (American Society of Anesthesiologists) physical status class Class I Class II Class III Class IV Class V Physical measurements Height (cm): Weight (kg): Resting oxygen saturation (SpO 2 ): % Laboratory values (within 4 weeks before surgery) Tick if NOT measured Haemoglobin measurement g/dl Creatinine measurement mg/dl Ethnicity (for egfr) Black or Afro-Carribean Other PRISM TRIAL CRF (Italy) version 1.4 27 th April 2017 Page 2 of 8

SECTION 3: DURING SURGERY START OF SURGERY DATE: TIME: : (HR : MINS) SURGICAL PROCEDURE PERFORMED (single most appropriate) Tick one Resection of colon, rectum or small bowel Resection of liver, pancreas or gall bladder Resection of stomach (non-obesity surgery) Resection of oesophagus (non-obesity) Obesity surgery Vascular procedure Other intra-peritoneal surgery SURGICAL TECHNIQUE YES NO Open surgical technique used during surgery ANAESTHETIC TECHNIQUE General Anaesthesia Epidural anaesthesia Spinal anaesthesia Did the patient have an endotracheal tube inserted? If YES, was the patient extubated before leaving the operating room? MECHANICAL VENTILATION DURING SURGERY Did the patient receive a recruitment manoeuvre during surgery? Did the patient receive mechanical ventilation during surgery? If YES, please answer the following: Maximum positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) cmh 2 O Maximum set tidal volume (Vt) ml Maximum respiratory rate min -1 Maximum FiO 2 (excluding pre-oxygenation during induction of anaesthesia) % INTRAVENOUS FLUIDS DURING SURGERY Total volume of intravenous fluid administered excluding blood products Total volume of blood products administered ml ml Date and time of the end of surgery : (HR:MINS) PRISM TRIAL CRF (Italy) version 1.4 27 th April 2017 Page 3 of 8

SECTION 4: TRIAL INTERVENTION PERIOD CPAP AFTER SURGERY YES NO Did the patient receive Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) started within twelve hours after the end of surgery? If YES, please answer the following questions. If NO, please skip to next section. Date and time patient started CPAP Total duration of CPAP within twelve hours of the end of surgery Maximum airway pressure received during this period Primary method of CPAP delivery (single most appropriate) Face mask Helmet device Nasal mask : (HR:MINS) (MINS) cmh 2 O YES NO Were extra research staff present to help deliver CPAP? Did the staff administering CPAP use equipment to monitor airway pressures? Did the staff administering CPAP use equipment to monitor the FiO 2? Did the patient have a nasogastric tube in situ during CPAP? RESPIRATORY SUPPORT AFTER SURGERY YES NO Did the patient receive any of the following within four hours of the end of surgery? Invasive mechanical ventilation Non-invasive mechanical ventilation High flow nasal oxygen therapy LEVEL OF CARE ON THE FIRST NIGHT AFTER SURGERY Critical care unit level 3 Critical care unit level 2 Post-anaesthesia care unit Surgical ward Tick one PRISM TRIAL CRF (Italy) version 1.4 27 th April 2017 Page 4 of 8

SECTION 5: 30-DAY FOLLOW-UP Date of follow-up All of the outcomes in section 5 refer to the time period within 30 days of randomisation Primary outcome YES NO If yes, date of event Pneumonia Endotracheal re-intubation Death Alive Dead Date of death: Respiratory complications I II III IV V NONE Pneumonia Pleural effusion Pneumothorax Bronchospasm Aspiration pneumonitis Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) Infective complications I II III IV V NONE Surgical site infection (superficial) Surgical site infection (deep) Surgical site infection (organ space) Urinary tract infection Infection, source uncertain Laboratory confirmed blood stream infection Please refer to the protocol appendix for specific definitions of complications. Please grade complications using the Clavien-Dindo scale as follows: I. Any deviation from the normal postoperative course without the need for pharmacological, surgical, endoscopic or radiological intervention. Anti-emetics, anti-pyretics, diruetics, electrolytes or physiotherapy are not considered a deviation from the normal postoperative course. II. Requires pharmacological treatment with drugs (including blood transfusion or total parenteral nutrition) other than those excluded from grade I. III. Requires surgical, endoscopic or radiological intervention. IV. Life-threatening complication (including CNS complication, but excluding transient ischaemic attack) requiring critical care admission V. Death PRISM TRIAL CRF (Italy) version 1.4 27 th April 2017 Page 5 of 8

SECTION 5: 30-DAY FOLLOW-UP Cardiac complications I II III IV V NONE Myocardial infarction Arrhythmia Cardiogenic pulmonary oedema Cardiac arrest with successful resuscitation Other complications I II III IV V NONE Acute kidney injury Pulmonary embolism Stroke Acute psychosis or delirium Bowel infarction Anastomotic leak Perforation of viscus (e.g. bowel, gall bladder etc) Postoperative haemorrhage Gastro-intestinal bleed Other postoperative haemorrhage Any other complication, please give details here: Additional treatments YES NO Blood transfusion Parenteral (intra-venous) nutrition Endoscopy or interventional radiology procedure Repeat surgery If YES, please indicate the reason for repeat surgery Infection Bleeding Anastomotic leak Other Invasive mechanical ventilation after leaving the operating room If YES, what was the total duration of invasive mechanical ventilation? hours Non-invasive mechanical ventilation after leaving the operating room If YES, what was the total duration of non-invasive mechanical ventilation? hours PRISM TRIAL CRF (Italy) version 1.4 27 th April 2017 Page 6 of 8

SECTION 5: 30-DAY FOLLOW-UP Patients admitted to a critical care unit YES NO Was the participant admitted to a critical care unit? NB. If no, move to the next section. Was the critical care admission to treat a complication? Was a planned critical care admission prolonged by a postoperative complication? What was the total duration of the level 2 critical care stay within 30 days of randomisation? What was the total duration of the level 3 critical care stay within 30 days of randomisation? days days Details of the hospital stay YES NO Duration of primary hospital admission (from randomisation) days Re-admission to hospital within 30 days of randomisation Investigator self-assessment of blinding I was suitably blinded I may have known the study group allocation I definitely knew the study group allocation The self-assessment of blinding should be completed by the investigator that collects the 30-day follow up data. This assessment only applies to data collection at this time point PRISM TRIAL CRF (Italy) version 1.4 27 th April 2017 Page 7 of 8

SECTION 6: ONE-YEAR FOLLOW-UP Date of follow-up Patient status on date of follow-up Alive Dead: date of death: PRISM TRIAL CRF (Italy) version 1.4 27 th April 2017 Page 8 of 8

SUPPLEMETARY FORM: WITHDRAWAL ONLY COMPLETE THIS FORM IF THE PARTICIPANT PREMATURELY STOPPED THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE TRIAL OR IF THEY COULD NOT BE CONTACTED Date the patient prematurely discontinued study participation: What was the primary reason for the discontinuation of the study? Inclusion/Exclusion criteria not fulfilled Surgical procedure abandoned Adverse event related Patient initiated Other, specify: In the case of patient withdrawal, please check: The participant agrees that any data collected up to the date of withdrawal can still be used. The patient would like their data removed from the database. DISCONTINUATION FORM version 1.4 27 th April 2017 Page 1 of 1

SUPPLEMENTARY FORM: ADVERSE EVENT DURING CPAP ONLY COMPLETE THIS FORM IF THE PATIENT EXPERIENCED AN ADVERSE EVENT DURING CPAP In the case of multiple adverse events, please complete a separate form for each one. ADVERSE EVENT RELATED TO CPAP FORM PAGE 1 NO YES Did the patient experience an adverse event related to Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) that was delivered as part of the PRISM trial? Date and time of onset of adverse event If YES, please answer the following questions. : (HR:MINS) Adverse Event NO YES Interface intolerance due to excessive air leak Pain Cutaneous pressure area Claustrophobia Oronasal dryness Hypercapnia Haemodynamic instability Vomiting Aspiration of gastric contents Other: Response to adverse event CPAP was unchanged CPAP was modified CPAP was stopped Tick one Outcome of adverse event NO YES If YES to any option below, please notify the PRISM trial coordinating centre within 24 hours by email. Death Life-threatening complication Prolonged hospital stay Significant disability or incapacity ADVERSE EVENT FORM (Italy) version 1.4 27 th April 2017 Page 1 of 2

SUPPLEMENTARY FORM: ADVERSE EVENT DURING CPAP ADVERSE EVENT RELATED TO CPAP FORM PAGE 2 Please describe the adverse event, including any treatment or medication required. Name and signature: Date: ADVERSE EVENT FORM (Italy) version 1.4 27 th April 2017 Page 2 of 2

SUPPLEMENTARY FORM: PROTOCOL DEVIATION ONLY COMPLETE THIS FORM IF THERE IS A PROTOCOL DEVIATION Participant in the intervention group did NOT receive CPAP NB. This includes instances where CPAP is started more than twelve hours after the end of surgery. If CPAP was administered, but for only a brief duration, please record this in the next section below. Please indicate the reason CPAP was not offered Participant remained intubated after surgery Inadequate staffing or process issues Participant or clinician refusal Participant was too unwell to receive CPAP Equipment failure Other (please state): CPAP administered for less than 4 hours duration NB. This includes instances where CPAP was administered, but only for a brief duration Please indicate the reason Participant or clinician refusal Inadequate staffing or process issues Participant too unwell to continue with CPAP Equipment failure Other (please state): CPAP administered with significant interruption NB. Brief interruptions to adjust mask, or for oral/nursing care are considered part of the intervention and do not require a protocol deviation form to be completed Please indicate the reason Participant or clinician refusal Inadequate staffing or process issues Participant too unwell to continue with CPAP Equipment failure Other (please state): PROTOCOL DEVIATION FORM (Italy) version 1.4 27 th April 2017 Page 1 of 2

SUPPLEMENTARY FORM: PROTOCOL DEVIATION CPAP started at a dose other than 5cmH 2 O Please indicate the reason Communication error Decision by clinical staff Other (please state): Participant in the usual care group DID receive CPAP Please indicate the reason Randomisation Communication error Decision by clinical staff Other (please state): Other protocol deviation Other (please state): PROTOCOL DEVIATION Briefly describe the protocol deviation. Name and signature: Date: PROTOCOL DEVIATION FORM (Italy) version 1.4 27 th April 2017 Page 2 of 2