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Community Questionnaire: Prehospital Analgesia INtervention Trial (PAIN)

This research study, called: 鈥淧rehospital Analgesia INtervention Trial鈥 (PAIN), will look at whether giving ketamine or fentanyl to people who have traumatic injuries and need treatment for pain will help them survive better than normal care.

Normally when a person has a severe traumatic injury, fentanyl is given through an IV for pain management. Fentanyl is an opioid used to treat pain. New information suggests that giving ketamine, which is not an opioid, may avoid side effects of opioids such as very low blood pressure, low oxygen level, or the need to insert a breathing tube to help the patient breathe.

For the study, severely injured patients will receive either fentanyl or ketamine through an IV for pain treatment by EMS providers. Researchers will look at both groups of people and see if one group did better than the other. We鈥檒l also collect information from health records for both groups as part of the study.

People who are included in studies needing emergency treatments like this one are very sick and cannot give permission beforehand.  However, we must tell the person as soon as we can that they are in the study and give them a chance to decide if they want to keep participating.

Emergency studies must follow special rules.  One rule is that before we do the study, we must talk to community members like you to make sure people know about the study and to see what the community thinks about it.  This survey is one way for us to do that.  The following questions will help us determine your views concerning the PAIN study. There will be an opportunity at the end of this questionnaire for you to add any additional comments you may have. Thank you for your input.

1. What is the purpose of the PAIN study?
2. If you were severely injured and needed pain medication, would you want to be entered into this research study, even though you couldn鈥檛 give consent? (We would still try to get consent for continued participation after your arrival to the hospital.)
3. What is the reason for your concern?
4. If one of your family members was severely injured and needed treatment for pain, would you want them to be entered into this research study, even if they or you couldn鈥檛 give consent? (We would still try to get consent for continued participation after their arrival to the hospital. )
5. What do you believe would be the reason for their concern?
6. Do you believe that emergency medical research is necessary?
7. Do you believe that this study should be done in this community?

There are a few more questions to ask to make sure that we have a representative sampling of your community's opinion. Your answers will be kept anonymous.

9. What is your sex?
10. Which of the following categories best describes your race/ethnicity? [SELECT ONE]
11. What is the highest level of education you have completed?
13. Which category best describes your annual household income before taxes: