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Developing consensus in Histopathology: the role of the Delphi method.

Dilek Taze^1,2,3, Collette Hartley^2,4, Ann W Morgan^1,2,3,4

¹St James' University Hospital NHS Trust, Leeds, UK.

|March 24, 2022

Summary

The Delphi method, a consensus-building tool, is underutilized in histopathology research. This review explores its potential applications, advantages, and limitations in this field.

Keywords:

Delphi consensus histopathology

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Area of Science:

Medical Research Methodology
Histopathology

Background:

The Delphi method is a recognized technique for achieving expert consensus.
Its application is prevalent in various medical specialties.
There is limited literature on its use within histopathology.

Purpose of the Study:

To critique the Delphi methodology.
To explore the potential applications of the Delphi method in histopathology.
To identify its advantages and limitations in this specific field.

Main Methods:

Literature review of published studies using the Delphi method in histopathology.
Critical analysis of the Delphi methodology.

Main Results:

The Delphi method offers a structured approach for consensus building in histopathology.
Identified advantages include expert opinion aggregation and iterative feedback.
Limitations may involve potential biases and the time-intensive nature of the process.

Conclusions:

The Delphi method holds significant potential for addressing clinical and research questions in histopathology.
Further research is needed to optimize its application and overcome existing limitations.
This review highlights scenarios where the Delphi method can be most effectively employed in histopathology.