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Establishing the Aus-ROC Australian and New Zealand out-of-hospital cardiac arrest Epistry.

Ben BeckJanet BrayKaren SmithTony WalkerHugh GranthamCindy HeinMelanie ThorrowgoodAnthony SmithTony SmithBridget DickerAndy SwainMark BaileyEmma BosleyKatherine PembertonPeter CameronGraham NicholJudith Finnnull null
Published in: BMJ open (2016)
Ethics approval was independently sought by each of the contributing registries. Overarching ethics for the Epistry was provided by Monash University HREC (Approval No. CF12/3938-2012001888). A population-based OHCA registry capturing the majority of Australia and New Zealand will allow risk-adjusted outcomes to be determined, to enable benchmarking across ambulance providers, facilitate the identification of system-wide strategies associated with survival from OHCA, and allow monitoring of temporal trends in process and outcomes to improve patient care. Findings will be shared with participating ambulance services and the academic community.
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