Perspective of intensive care trainees’ working in adult ICUs across Australia and New Zealand on current practice, training and skill assessment methods of central venous access device insertion and trainees' recommendation to improve them in future

1. Demographics and baseline characteristics of trainees working in Intensive care units.

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* 1. Age

under 25

>25 to 30

>30 to 40

>40 to 50

>50

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* 2. Gender

Female

Male

Non Binary

Others

Prefer not to say

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* 3. Country of work

Australia

New Zealand

Hongkong

Singapore

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* 4. State of work

Victoria

New South Wales

Western Australia

South Australia

Australian capital territory

Queensland

Northern Territory

Tasmania

North Island

South Island

Hong Kong

Singapore

Other

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* 5. Type of primary hospital you work

Tertiary

Metropolitan

Rural/Regional

Private

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* 6. Years of experience in ICU

0-3 months

>3-6 months

>6 months to < 1 year

1-3 years

3 to 5 years

5-10 Years

> 10 years

Prefer not to say

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* 7. Do you have 12 months or more experience in the ED and Anaesthetics combined?

Yes

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* 8. Are you CICM trainee?

Yes

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* 9. What level of training are you at this year?

Pre-primary exam

post-primary exam

post fellowship exam

ED trainee

Anaesthetic trainee

Physician trainee

surgical trainee

unaccredited ICU registrar

Career medical officer

Other

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* 10. Have you been working in ICU continuously for last 12 months?

Yes

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* 11. If not, how long ago did you commence your current ICU rotation?

≤6 months

>6-12 months