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Background <p>Practice and delivery of critical care in Asia varies according to healthcare structure, income setting, and cultural factors. Identifying research priorities specific to ICU patients and healthcare workers in Asia is needed to guide advancement of critical care in the region.</p> Methods <p>This was an international cross-sectional survey study with adapted methods from nominal group techniques. All members of the Asian Critical Care Clinical Trials (ACCCT) Group were invited to submit research question suggestions. Submitted research questions were combined into summarized research questions, grouped into research themes, and individually ranked by number of mentions based on the original question submission (popularity). National and Regional Representatives rated the top 15% most popular summarized research questions by pre-defined importance and feasibility criteria.</p> Results <p>Between September 20, 2024 and December 10, 2024, 160 of 228 general members of the ACCCT Group (response rate 70.2%) participated in this survey study. The participants were from 112 hospitals across 24 countries and regions within Asia. Participants submitted 408 research questions, which were categorized into 15 themes and combined into 197 summarized research questions. The top three themes, as ranked by the number of mentions, were infection/sepsis, general ICU care, and structure/training/staffing/teamwork/safety. A threshold of 4 mentions was used to identify 26 summarized research questions that represented the top 15% most popular questions. Research questions related to sepsis and acute respiratory distress syndrome were ranked most important and feasible across the region.</p> Conclusion <p>Twenty-six of the most popular research questions in critical care were identified by Asian ICU workers and researchers to drive research agenda in Asia for the next decade.</p>

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Evaluation of clinical research priorities in Asian intensive care units (ERA-ICU)

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    2025年8月27日

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  • Andrew Li,
  • Prashant Nasa,
  • Sheila Nainan Myatra,
  • Gentle Sunder Shrestha,
  • Abdulrahman Al-Fares,
  • Ming-Cheng Chan,
  • Young-Jae Cho,
  • Moritoki Egi,
  • Mohammad Omar Faruq,
  • Carine Harmouche,
  • Seyed Mohammad Reza Hashemian,
  • Ayman Kharaba,
  • Aidos Konkayev,
  • Faisal Muchtar,
  • Khalid Mahmood Khan Nafees,
  • Mendsaikhan Naranpurev,
  • Do Ngoc Son,
  • Pauline Yeung Ng,
  • Mohd Basri Mat-Nor,
  • Jose Emmanuel Palo,
  • Mehmet Uyar,
  • Zhongheng Zhang,
  • Jigeeshu Divatia,
  • Jason Phua,
  • Yaseen M. Arabi,
  • Lowell Ling,
  • Ariful Basher,
  • Mahbub Morshed,
  • Tasmia Kashfi,
  • Bin Lin,
  • Chun Pan,
  • Dechang Chen,
  • Gang Wang,
  • Jiao Liu,
  • Lihui Wang,
  • Ling-Ai Pan,
  • Lining Si,
  • Xu Wei,
  • Yi Zhang,
  • Yiping Wang,
  • Yuetian Yu,
  • Hoi Ping Shum,
  • Kwok-Ming Ho,
  • Man Yee Man,
  • Wai-Tat Wong,
  • Anirban Hom Choudhuri,
  • Badri Prasad Das,
  • Bharat G. Jagiasi,
  • Deepak Govil,
  • Mehul Shah,
  • Pravin Amin,
  • Rajesh Mishra,
  • Rajesh Mohan Shetty,
  • Ravi Shankar,
  • Shivangi Mishra,
  • Simant Jha,
  • Subhal Dixit,
  • Swarna Deepak Kuragayala,
  • R. Vaidyanathan,
  • Ziyokov Joshi,
  • Erwin Pradian,
  • Haizah Nurdin,
  • Nurita Dian Kestriani Saragi Sitio,
  • Hideto Yasuda,
  • Kazuaki Atagi,
  • Benazir Azimova,
  • Maiya Konkayeva,
  • Nursultan Dauletbaev,
  • Dalal Aldosari,
  • Sajida Sange,
  • Zeina Aoun Bacha,
  • Ji Zhang Chin,
  • M Shanaz Hasan,
  • Muhamad Hafizzi,
  • Nor’azim Mohd Yunos,
  • Zheng-Yii Lee,
  • Enkhsaikhan Samdan,
  • Erdenechimeg Tegshee,
  • Suvd-Erdene Narmandakh,
  • Tamir Lkhagvadorj,
  • Telmen Amartur,
  • Tsolmon Begzjav,
  • Mahir AlBahrani,
  • Ashok Kumar,
  • Muhammad Sohaib,
  • Muneeb Ali,
  • Sheharyar Ashraf,
  • Debbie Noblezada-Uy,
  • Faith Joan Gaerlan,
  • Gerardo Briones,
  • Jeremiah Butch T. Gemarino,
  • Kevin De Asis,
  • Marion Patricio,
  • Pauline Convocar,
  • Rodolfo Roman Bigornia,
  • Byunghyuk Yu,
  • Jae Kyeom Sim,
  • Jongmin Lee,
  • Jung-Min Bae,
  • Kyoung Hoon Lim,
  • Kyungsoo Chung,
  • Soyoung Park,
  • Sejoong Kim,
  • Song I. Lee,
  • Won-Young Kim,
  • Abdullah M. Alhammad,
  • Carlos Sanchez,
  • Faten Farid Awdallah,
  • Ghaleb Almekhlafi,
  • Mohamed Hegazy,
  • Mohammed Alshahrani,
  • Rawah Shafiq Aljishi,
  • Samiyah Alanazi,
  • Zainab Al Duhailib,
  • Amartya Mukhopadhyay,
  • Balachandran Kayachandran,
  • Charles Chin Han Lew,
  • Clarabella Liew,
  • Geetha Kayambu,
  • John Tsoong,
  • K. Ramanathan,
  • Kay Choong See,
  • Kumaresh Venkatesan,
  • Matthew Cove,
  • Roshni Gokhale,
  • Sharlene Ho,
  • Shir Lynn Lim,
  • Yew Woon Chia,
  • Yi Hern Tan,
  • Yie Hui Lau,
  • Yu-Lin Wong,
  • Will Loh,
  • Cong-Tat Cia,
  • Han-Chung Hu,
  • Jia-Jun Wu,
  • Jia-Yih Feng,
  • Ming-Chieh Yang,
  • Sheng-Yuan Ruan,
  • Alaaeiden Ghanem,
  • Imadeddin Barakat,
  • Jihad Mallat,
  • Rania Omar,
  • Reda Mohamed Sherif,
  • Binh Son Ha,
  • Chinh Quoc Luong,
  • Dai Quang Huynh,
  • Hieu Huu Hoang,
  • Huan Huu Nguyen,
  • Hung Ngoc Dinh,
  • Hung Tan Nguyen,
  • Minh Hoa Le,
  • Kien Trung Nguyen,
  • Phuoc Thien Duong,
  • Son Ngoc Do,
  • Dung Tat Nguyen,
  • Thai Van Hoang,
  • Thao Thi Ngoc Pham,
  • Thien Xuan Mai,
  • Thuy Thi Phuong Le,
  • To Dang Nguyen,
  • Chinh Huy Vu

摘要

Background

Practice and delivery of critical care in Asia varies according to healthcare structure, income setting, and cultural factors. Identifying research priorities specific to ICU patients and healthcare workers in Asia is needed to guide advancement of critical care in the region.

Methods

This was an international cross-sectional survey study with adapted methods from nominal group techniques. All members of the Asian Critical Care Clinical Trials (ACCCT) Group were invited to submit research question suggestions. Submitted research questions were combined into summarized research questions, grouped into research themes, and individually ranked by number of mentions based on the original question submission (popularity). National and Regional Representatives rated the top 15% most popular summarized research questions by pre-defined importance and feasibility criteria.

Results

Between September 20, 2024 and December 10, 2024, 160 of 228 general members of the ACCCT Group (response rate 70.2%) participated in this survey study. The participants were from 112 hospitals across 24 countries and regions within Asia. Participants submitted 408 research questions, which were categorized into 15 themes and combined into 197 summarized research questions. The top three themes, as ranked by the number of mentions, were infection/sepsis, general ICU care, and structure/training/staffing/teamwork/safety. A threshold of 4 mentions was used to identify 26 summarized research questions that represented the top 15% most popular questions. Research questions related to sepsis and acute respiratory distress syndrome were ranked most important and feasible across the region.

Conclusion

Twenty-six of the most popular research questions in critical care were identified by Asian ICU workers and researchers to drive research agenda in Asia for the next decade.