Does method of prehospital care affect outcomes?

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* 1. Do you think that there is any difference in outcomes between a "scoop and run" model for prehospital care compared to a "stay and play" model?

"Scoop and run" will probably have a lower mortality

"Scoop and run" may have some other difference in outcomes, but probably won't change mortality

There is not going to be any difference in outcomes between "scoop and run" and "stay and play", either because there isn't a difference or the study won't be powered enough to detect the insignificant amount of difference

"Stay and play" will probably have a lower mortality

"Stay and play" may have some other difference in outcomes, but probably won't change mortality