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The Use of the Delphi and Other Consensus Group Methods in Medical Education Research: A Review
Academic Medicine · 2017 · Vol. 92(10) · pp. 1491–1498
Susan Humphrey‐Murto✉(Twitter (United States))Lara Varpio(Twitter (United States))Timothy J. Wood(Medical Council of Canada)Carol Gonsalves(Twitter (United States))Lee‐Anne Ufholz(Medical Council of Canada)Kelly Mascioli(Twitter (United States))Carol Wang(Twitter (United States))Thomas Foth(Twitter (United States))
Abstract
Consensus methods are poorly standardized and inconsistently used in medical education research. Improved criteria for reporting are needed.
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Delphi TechniqueEducation, MedicalHumansResearch DesignConsensusBiomedical Research
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