Based on a few general questions about patient profile, this tool estimates a range from published data. Scroll to begin. You can change any answer at any time.
This is not medical advice and not a precise prediction. It maps a general patient profile to a population-level outcome range from published data. The estimate has real limits: it relies on broad categories, the source registries have selection bias, and confidence intervals are wide. It does not replace a conversation with your medical team. Validated tools (Clinical Frailty Scale, GO-FAR) are linked at the end.
Age substantially affects CPR outcomes. Pick the closest range.
Baseline function before any acute illness. Roughly maps to the Clinical Frailty Scale.
Conditions like cancer, heart failure, kidney disease, dementia, COPD, or cirrhosis.
Living situation reflects baseline care needs.
Answer all four questions above to see the estimated range.
These are validated tools used in clinical research. They are still imperfect (see Section 03) but are calibrated to your specific clinical situation.
Decision-making aids that help patients and families clarify what matters to them.
Real decisions require your specific clinical situation, what you value, and conversation with people who know you. This tool is for orientation only — it cannot replace either a doctor or a thoughtful conversation with your family.