Patient Registry for Anesthesia and Intensive Care Procedures Observational Study Collecting Data to Improve Patient Care

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are collecting data from about 300,000 patients who undergo anesthesia or intensive care procedures at a scientific institute over a 10-year period. The goal is to create a detailed registry to support studies aimed at improving treatments and patient care in these fields. This observational study follows ethical guidelines and requires informed consent from participants. The study collects a wide range of information, including patient demographics, medical history, details about anesthesia and intensive care treatments, laboratory results, diagnostic tests, therapeutic procedures, patient satisfaction, and evaluation scales. All data will be anonymized before being added to the registry to protect patient privacy. Participants are observed during their hospital stay, from admission until discharge, which usually happens within 30 days. For some patients, follow-up by phone may occur after one year. Researchers analyze the data to understand patient outcomes related to anesthesia and critical care. Participation is voluntary, and no extra costs are expected for patients.

Anesthesia and Critical Care Registry