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To address previous study limitations and add to the evidence base, initial development and validation of a process-of-care checklist was conducted to ensure that checklist use corresponded with delivery of care [13], and content was relevant, with clear, concise, and instructive statements for use by intensive care physicians during morning ward rounds [14].

Statements were developed as the most clear, concise, evidence-informed and instructive statements for use during clinical rounds in an ICU.

This is evidence of: 1) previous work on developing checklist content was a sufficient starting point for this modified-Delphi study; 2) only refinements to the existing statements were required to generate the most clear, concise and instructive statements.

To address previous study limitations and add to the evidence base, initial development and validation of a process-of-care checklist was conducted to ensure that checklist use corresponded with delivery of care [ 13], and content was relevant, with clear, concise, and instructive statements for use by intensive care physicians during morning ward rounds [ 14].

The use of both interviews and a modified-Delphi technique with ICU clinicians produced a series of checklist items that represented relevant content for essential practices in the process-of-care for ICU patients, and were deemed clear, concise, and instructive statements for use by intensivists during the morning clinical rounds.

Use instructive statements.

"Why do you, along with your migrant workers for municipal utilities, steal our Navalny banners from the balconies of the residents who have installed them?" As a statement, it was instructive in more than one respect.

The traditional and instructive categories encompass participant's statements that often describe science as a series of rules and facts, and represent the most instructor-centered pedagogical beliefs.