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Consensus methods: characteristics and guidelines for use

Published in: American Journal of Public Health

Date of publication: September 1, 1984

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The nominal group as a research instrument for exploratory health studies
June 1, 1973

Medical Assessment by a Delphi Group Opinion Technic
September 1, 1975

Design of a health policy research and development system for Wisconsin
November 1, 1976

The future of pathology: a Delphi study by pathology department chairmen
August 1, 1976

The Delphi technique in a psychiatric hospital
January 1, 1977

Health services research for decision-makers: the use of the Delphi technique to determine health priorities
November 1, 1977

Statistical methods for reliability and validity testing: an application to nominal group judgments in health care
February 1, 1978

Formulating priorities for quality assurance activity. Description of a method and its application
February 1, 1979

Using Delphi to achieve congruent objectives and activities in a pediatrics department
January 1, 1979

Use of Delphi methodology to generate a survey instrument to identify priorities for state allied health associations
July 1, 1980

The NIH consensus-development program and the assessment of health-care technologies: the first two years
December 1, 1980

Choice of preventive treatment for isoniazid-resistant tuberculous infection. Use of decision analysis and the Delphi technique
December 1, 1981

Spending priorities in Kent: a Delphi study
July 1, 1981

The Delphi predictions of pathology chairmen: a six-year retrospective view
March 1, 1981

Consensus statements
February 1, 1982

Measurement of task delegations among nurses by nominal group process analysis

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