Addendum/database Part 1 demographics

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Addendum/database Part 1 demographics Part 1 General demographics Section finished? Date Time of alarm 08.00-17.00h 17.00-23.00h 23.00-08.00h Transport unit MICU / ITW IC ambulance Standard ambulance Helicopter Transport team First member EMT Intensivist / Anesthesiologist Internist Surgeon First aid specialist (SEH-arts) Trainee ICU / anesthesia Trainee internal medicine Trainee surgery EMS physician Others, namely Second member ICU nurse Paramedic

Others, namely Third member ICU nurse Paramedic Driver Others, namely Transport number (code) Responsible dispatch center Aachen ord Limburg Zuid Limburg Zuidoost Brabant Departing hospital Receiving hospital Year of birth (yyyy) Length (cm) Body weight (kg) Sex Male Female Reason of transfer Treatment in expertise centre ICU / IIMC bed available

Return to patient's region Follow up treatment Others Treatment in expertise centre Cardio vascular surgery Cardiologie General surgery ICU Neurosurgery Others, namely Requested urgency of transport < 30 min 30-120 min > 120 min Accomplished within urgency timespan? Major diagnosis more than one option possible Acute kidney injury Acute liver failure Cardiac diagnosis Multitrauma Neurological diagnosis (except neurotrauma) Neurotrauma Pulmonary diagnosis Sepsis Status after expertise treatment

Others, namely Additional diagnosis more than one option possible Multitrauma Neurotrauma Scepsis t applicable/ne Intervention planned within 24 hours more than one option possible Assist device Operation PTCA TIPPS Others, namely

Addendum Database Part 2.1 Patient status intake call Section finished? Neurological status Altered Awake Comateus Pupil reaction Left Sedated Right Pupil size Left rmal Right Wide rmal Cardiac/hemodynamic status Wide Rhythm AF Pacemaker SR Other Frequency Vasoactive medication iv vasoactive medication 1 iv vasoactive medication > 1 iv vasoactive medication Systolic BP

Pulmonary status SpO2 Breathing frequency Ventilation Diastolic BP t ventilated t measurable/unknown ninvasive ventilation Invasive ventilation t ventilated oxygen Nasal oxygen Oxygen mask ninvasive ventilation FiO2 (in percent) ninvasive ventilation PeeP ninvasive ventilation Minute Volume Invasive ventilation FiO2 (in percent) Invasive ventilation PeeP Invasive ventilation Minute Volume ABG Data unknown ph PaO2 kpa mmhg PaCO2 kpa mmhg Nefrologic status Diuresis Lactat mmol/l Data unknown > 0,5 ml/kg/h < 0,5ml/kg/h Anurie / CVVH

Chronic RF Laboratory findings Data unknown Hb unit 1 unit 2 Thrombocytes unit 1 unit 2 K unit 1 unit 2 aptt/inr unit 1 unit 2 Others Bilirubin unit 1 unit 2 Additional medical devices more than one option possible ECMO V-A ECMO V-A +IABP ECMO V-V IABP NO EECC02 Others, namely Situation stable within last 2 hours before transport

Addendum database Part 2.2 Patient status at arrival Section finished? Changes in status ABG measured within last 30 minutes ABG Data unknown ph PaO2 kpa mmhg PaCO2 kpa mmhg Neurological status Lactat mmol/l Altered Awake Comateus Pupil reaction Left Sedated Right Pupil size Left rmal Right Wide rmal Cardiac/hemodynamic status Wide

Rhythm AF Pacemaker SR Other Vasoactive medication Frequency iv vasoactive medication 1 iv vasoactive medication > 1 iv vasoactive medication Systolic BP Pulmonary status SpO2 Breathing frequency Ventilation Diastolic BP t ventilated t measurable/unknown ninvasive ventilation Invasive ventilation t ventilated oxygen Nasal oxygen Oxygen mask ninvasive ventilation FiO2 (in percent) ninvasive ventilation PeeP ninvasive ventilation Minute Volume Invasive ventilation FiO2 (in percent) Invasive ventilation PeeP Invasive ventilation Minute Volume

Other changes in status

Addendum database Part 2.3 Patient status end of transport Section finished? Changes in status ABG measured within last 30 minutes ABG Data unknown ph PaO2 kpa mmhg PaCO2 kpa mmhg Lactat mmol/l Neurological status Altered Awake Comateus Pupil reaction Left Sedated Right Pupil size Left rmal Right Wide rmal

Wide Cardiac/hemodynamic status Rhythm AF Pacemaker SR Other Vasoactive medication Frequency iv vasoactive medication 1 iv vasoactive medication > 1 iv vasoactive medication Systolic BP Pulmonary status SpO2 Breathing frequency Ventilation Diastolic BP t ventilated t measurable/unknown ninvasive ventilation Invasive ventilation t ventilated oxygen Nasal oxygen Oxygen mask ninvasive ventilation FiO2 (in percent) ninvasive ventilation PeeP ninvasive ventilation Minute Volume Invasive ventilation FiO2 (in percent)

Invasive ventilation PeeP Invasive ventilation Minute Volume Other changes in status

Addendum database Part 3 Transport team interventions Section finished? Intervention done Situation stable during transport A (Airway) Intubation Alternative airway Others B (Breathing) Changes in ventilator settings PeeP Increase Decrease Tidal volume/ inspiratory pressure Increase Decrease FiO2 (in percent) Increase

Decrease C (Circulation) CPR Volume therapy additional volume 500 ml extra volume 500-1000 ml extra volume > 1000 ml extra volume Bleeding control Others D (Disability) Medication Changes in vasoactive medication Increase in dosage Decrease in dosage IV Bolus application more than one option possible Adrenaline Analgetics Atropine Muscle relaxants Sedatives Others, namely

E (Environmental Exposure) Namely Other more than one option possible IABP ECMO Others, namely Addendum database Part 4 Transport related adverse events Section finished? Adverse events

Technical errors Ambulance Description Outcome Trolley Ventilator Infusion pump Defibrillator Suction unit Monitoring Patient / treatment / team related events Others SPO2 < 90% Q1. Immediate Intervention? Q2. Result Recovery within 60 seconds recovery within 60 seconds Q3. Outcome end of transport Recovery recovery Mean RR < 60 or RR syst < 80 New tachycardia (HF > 120/min)

New bradycardia (HF < 40/min) VF/VT Asystolie/PEA Unintended extubation Q1. Result Difficult airway Direct reintubation Oxygen supply Q2. Outcome end of transport SPO2 < 85% SPO2 < 85% < 2 min SPO2 < 85% > 2 min Loss IV access art lijn? Q1. Immediate Intervention? Q2. Result CVC Peripheral IV line Medication related complication more than one option possible Dose error Side effects Wrong access route Wrong medicine Others, namely Communication related complication

Others Description Outcome

Addendum database Part 5 Data dispatch centre Section finished? Time of alarm Time of departure 1 Time of arrival 1 Time of departure 2 Time of arrival 2 Time end of transport Personal details Patient name Date of birth

Addendum database Part 6 Follow-up post transport Section finished? Patient is alive? ABG Data unknown ph PaO2 kpa mmhg PaCO2 kpa mmhg Lactat mmol/l t normal values Hb unit 1 unit 2 Intubation CPR Others Planned intervention PTCA Assist device TIPPS Operation Others ne Time of intervention Neurological status Pupil reaction Left Right

Pupil size Left rmal Right Wide rmal Cardiac/hemodynamic status Rhythm Wide Vasoactive medication Frequency Systolic BP Pulmonary status SpO2 Breathing frequency Ventilation Diastolic BP t ventilated t measurable/unknown ninvasive ventilation FiO2 (in percent) ninvasive ventilation PeeP ninvasive ventilation Minute Volume Invasive ventilation FiO2 (in percent) Invasive ventilation PeeP Invasive ventilation Minute Volume Nefrologic status Diuresis Data unknown > 0,5 ml/kg/h < 0,5ml/kg/h Anurie / CVVH Chronic RF

Laboratory findings Data unknown Time of collection Hb unit 1 unit 2 Thrombocytes unit 1 unit 2 K unit 1 unit 2 aptt/inr unit 1 unit 2 Bilirubin unit 1 unit 2