Abstract Introduction The Nominal Group Technique (NGT) and Delphi Technique are
consensus methods used in research that is directed at problem-solving, idea-generation, or …

This review examines two methodologies that are being increasingly used in health services
research (HSR): the Delphi and nominal group techniques. The Delphi is a survey technique …

Abstract The Delphi Technique is a group judgement method which is typically used to
reach agreement from a group of people with expertise in a particular area. It is an iterative …

Consensus research methods are used in health services research to generate evidence
through systematic means of measuring collective agreement and developing consensus …

Our situation As pharmacy educators, we often encounter situations such as designing new
curricula or establishing shared values for an organization that may be ambiguous or …

This chapter introduces the Delphi technique and explores its applications relevant to the
health field. The Delphi technique is a method of gaining consensus on a particular topic …

Background: Although there is debate about the appropriate place of guidelines in clinical
practice, guidelines can be seen as one way of assisting clinicians in decision-making …

The nominal group technique has been used in the health care sector in the development of
guidelines and the identification of research priorities. The methodology suits research that …

Objectives: To compare two consensus development methods commonly used for
developing clinical guidelines in terms of the judgments produced, closeness of consensus …

Consensus group methods are widely used in research to identify and measure areas
where incomplete evidence exists for decision-making. Despite their widespread use, these …