Schedule of Measurements and Data Collection - Baseline, 48-Hours, Discharge, and Follow-up

Sep 17, 2026

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Schedule of Measurements and Data Collection defines a structured timeline for collecting demographic, eligibility, medical history, and physical examination data, along with documentation supporting qualifying myocardial infarction. It specifies required forms for baseline submission, then outlines follow-up collection within 48 hours after study entry, including percutaneous coronary intervention reports, complications, reinfarction, and cardiac serum marker results. The schedule continues through hospital discharge or later 48-hour contact for medication and outpatient contact forms, and requires outcome, cardiovascular status, and medication follow-up every four months across multiple long-term intervals, with defined submission deadlines to a data collection center.

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Baseline

Demographics and eligibility

Medical history and physical examination

Qualifying MI, angiography, stress test, and ejection fraction

48-Hours After Study Entry (Randomization)

PCI report, complications, reinfarction

Cardiac serum marker results

Hospital Discharge or 48-Hour Contact

Medication and discharge/outpatient contact

Follow-up Every 4 Months

Outcome follow-up

Cardiovascular status follow-up

Medication follow-up

FAQs

What data is collected during the baseline period?

Baseline collection includes demographics and eligibility, medical history, physical examination, documentation of qualifying myocardial infarction, and qualifying angiography, stress test, and ejection fraction.

What must be submitted within 48 hours after study entry?

Within 48 hours, the schedule requires the percutaneous coronary intervention report for eligible PCI patients, records of complications and reinfarction, and cardiac serum marker results if the protocol PCI is delayed.

How often are follow-up assessments required after discharge or later contact?

Follow-up is required every four months, including outcome follow-up, cardiovascular status outcome follow-up at 4, 12, 24, 36, 48, and 60 months, and medication follow-up on the same long-term schedule.

Sep 17, 2026

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