• Help shape future research in adult critical care transfer services

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     STEP 1: What questions should research answer?

    We want to know what research questions matter most to you about adult critical care transfer.

    You can think about any part of the process, including:

     

    Before transfer

    ·       How transfer decisions are made

    ·       How patients are categorised (e.g. urgent, time-critical, capacity)

    ·       When transfers do not go ahead and why

    ·       Hospital readiness and preparation

    ·       Communication with families

     

    During transfer

    ·       Monitoring and equipment

    ·       Physiological stability

    ·       Medication, sedation and pain control

    ·       Long-distance transfers

    ·       Environmental impact of transfer activity

     

    After transfer

    ·       Timeliness of care

    ·       Completion of urgent procedures

    ·       Patient outcomes

    ·       Experience of patients and families

    ·       Impact of declined or delayed transfers

     

    Wider service questions

    ·       Workforce and staffing

    ·       Data systems and information capture

    ·       Equity of access across regions

    ·       Organisation of services

     

    If you had funding for research in adult critical care transfer, what would you want it spent on?

    You do not need to know whether research already exists — we will check that later.

    You can write up to five questions.

    They can be about clinical care, safety, experience, organisation, or outcomes.

     
  • Which best describes you?
  • If healthcare professional, what is your role?
  • Which UK nation are you based in?
  • Gender
  • Ethnicity

  • What happens next?

    Unanswered questions will go into a second prioritisation survey.

    The results will be shared with research funders and national organisations to help ensure that future research is focussed on the things that matter the most to you.

     

  • Future Involvement

  • If you would like to receive updates, take part in the second survey, or be considered for future involvement opportunities, please complete the next section of the form. 

    Your contact details will be stored separately from your survey responses to help protect your anonymity.

     If you would like to receive updates, take part in the second survey, or be considered for future involvement opportunities, please complete our separate contact form here:

    https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/stay_involved

    Your contact details will be stored separately from your survey responses to help protect your anonymity.If you would like to receive updates, take part in the second survey, or be considered for future involvement opportunities, please complete our separate contact form here:If you would like to receive updates, take part in the second survey, or be considered for future involvement opportunities, please complete our separate contact form here:If you would like to receive updates, take part in the second survey, or be considered for future involvement opportunities, please complete our separate contact form here:

  • Your contact details will be stored separately from your survey responses to protect your anonymity.


    By submitting this survey, you agree that your responses will be used anonymously by the Adult Critical Care Transfer Service James Lind Alliance Priority Setting Partnership. Your responses will be stored securely by London ACCESS as the ACCTS data manager (being Barts Health NHS Trust the host for London ACCESS) and used only for the purposes of this Priority Setting Partnership. You will not be identifiable in any analysis or reports.


    Thank you for completing the survey.

     
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