Predictor of failed cancer resuscitation by expert agreement

Purpose: Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) in end-of-life and critical patients, specifically cancer hospitals, often faces a dilemma between or non-resuscitation. This study will determine the predictors of failure for patients by expert agreement. Materials Methods: Predictor’s variables were collected from review 20 research journals based on who expired not successfully resuscitated. From journal, we found only 11 articles that mentioned involved death patients. To find out which occur most Indonesia, asked 5 palliative anesthesiologists as an center hospital Indonesia to choose predictor relate failure. measure agreement, use Fleiss–Kappa statistic method with SPSS software ver. 20. Results: Based agreement experts (k >0.8), eight 44 noted cardiopulmonary are expected namely: AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome), CPR > 15′, non-recovery heart rate after >20 min, electrocardiogram (ECG) rhythm asystole, early coma, hepatic insufficiency, non-shockable rhythm, pulseless electrical activity (PEA). Conclusions: Experts agree AIDS, >15′, ECG asystole PEA dominant