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Overview of PALIVE 1: Pediatric Acute Respiratory Intervention Study

PALIVE 1 is an epidemiologic study in pediatric critical care medicine aimed at analyzing mechanical ventilation strategies for children diagnosed with Acute Lung Injury (ALI) or Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS). Targeting patients under 18 years old, this research is a collaborative effort across Pediatric Intensive Care Units in Canada, the USA, and Europe, involving the Pediatric Acute Lung Injury and Sepsis Investigators Network (PALISI) and the European Society of Pediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care (ESPNIC). For further information, contact via email at palive_1@yahoo.com or visit our website.

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Overview of PALIVE 1: Pediatric Acute Respiratory Intervention Study

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  1. PALIVE 1 project – Respiratory critical care Overview PALIVE 1 is an epidemiologic study in pediatric critical care medicine. The study's aim is to look at invasive and non-invasive mechanical ventilation strategies in children with a diagnosis of Acute Lung Injury (ALI) or Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS). The study includes patients less than 18 years old admitted in Pediatric Intensive Care Units in Canada, USA (with the collaboration of the "Pediatric Acute Lung Injury and Sepsis Investigators Network, PALISI") and Europe (in collaboration with "The European Society of Pediatric and Neonatal Intensive Care, ESPNIC" and other scientific societies as the "Groupe Francophone en Réanimation et Urgence Pédiatrique, GFRUP"). Executive committee Philippe Jouvet, Adrienne Randolph, Peter Rimensberger, Miriam Santschi, Robert C Tasker • Further information on PALIVE 1 project • Email : palive_1@yahoo.com • Web site : RHN of the FRSQ - PALIVE 1 project • Web application : http://palive1.crc.chus.qc.ca/ PALIVE 1 Demo Exit

  2. Login Login Prev. Next Exit

  3. Home Home Prev. Next Exit

  4. Characteristics of the Intensive Care Unit Characteristics of the Intensive Care Unit Prev. Next Exit

  5. Screening log Screening log Prev. Next Exit

  6. Subject's menu Subject’s menu Prev. Next Exit

  7. 1 - Demographic data 1 - Demographic data Prev. Next Exit

  8. 2 - Underlying chronic diseases 2 - Underlying chronic diseases Prev. Next Exit

  9. 3 - Acute disease 3 - Acute disease Prev. Next Exit

  10. 4 - Invasive mechanical ventilation 4 - Invasive mechanical ventilation Prev. Next Exit

  11. 5 - Invasive mechanical ventilation parameters 5 -Invasive mechanical ventilation parameters Prev. Next Exit

  12. 6 - Non-invasive mechanical ventilation 6 - Non-invasive mechanical ventilation Prev. Next Exit

  13. 7 - Vital signs / Neurological evaluation 7 - Vital signs / Neurological evaluation Prev. Next Exit

  14. 8 - Laboratory / Radiologic data 8 - Laboratory / Radiologic data Prev. Next Exit

  15. 9 - Specific treatments 9 - Specific treatments Prev. Next Exit

  16. 10 - Major respiratory complications 10 - Major respiratory complications Prev. Next Exit

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