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  • Nursing
  • Healthcare Management
  • Virtual Collaboration

Background:

  • Current challenges in UK adult nursing care require innovative solutions.
  • Traditional consensus development methods may not fully address contemporary healthcare needs.
  • The need for adaptable and accessible consensus-building approaches in nursing is growing.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe the development and implementation of a virtual Consensus Development Project (CDP).
  • To address current challenges in adult nursing care within the UK.
  • To provide a detailed outline of the virtual CDP methodology for future projects.

Main Methods:

  • The Consensus Development Project (CDP) involved five stages: question development (informed by PPI and documentary review), evidence reviews, lay panel recruitment and orientation, virtual consensus seminars, and stakeholder consultation.
  • The project utilized a virtual platform for all consensus-building activities.
  • Methods focused on integrating patient and public involvement (PPI) and robust evidence synthesis.

Main Results:

  • This article details the first virtual Consensus Development Project (CDP) conducted in a UK nursing context.
  • The virtual format presented unique opportunities and challenges, impacting participant engagement and logistical coordination.
  • Reflections on the virtual hosting, project coordination, and lay panel composition offer valuable learning points.

Conclusions:

  • Virtual Consensus Development Projects (CDPs) offer a feasible and potentially more accessible approach to addressing complex healthcare issues in nursing.
  • The methodology provides a replicable framework for future virtual consensus initiatives.
  • Key learning points emphasize the importance of careful planning, effective virtual facilitation, and diverse lay panel representation for successful outcomes.