Cardiac Arrest Awareness and Long-Term Quality of Life: a Mixed Methods Study of the Experiences and Psychological Consequences of Adult Cardiac Arrest

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Cardiac Arrest Awareness and Long-Term Quality of Life: a Mixed Methods Study of the Experiences and Psychological Consequences of Adult Cardiac Arrest

Brief description of study

This study will be a case control study of survivors of cardiac arrest. Phase I will involve a series of online questionnaires to detect the prevalence of the cognitive experience of cardiac arrest and broader psychological outcomes. Phase II will be consist of a in- depth interview of survivors regarding specific memories of their cardiac arrests. Phase II will comprise of Group A and Group B.

Clinical Study Identifier: s19-00966

Principal Investigator: Sam Parnia.

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