In September 2010, the Dietetics Workforce Demand Task Force, in consultation with a panel of thought leaders, identified 10 change drivers that affect dietetics workforce supply and demand.
Their broad range of experiences and insights made for a more thought-provoking, nuanced conversation than a narrower panel of opinion might have.
To find out, we asked our panel of 11 defectors to share their thoughts on how the world can best help North Korea.
We got a panel of people to lay out their thoughts.
It doesn't take a panel of intimidating interviewers to derail your train of thought.
Just a couple of thoughts.
Each protocol and checklist was developed by a separate panel of subspecialty experts for that organ system, often representing differing schools of thought [ 10, 13].
The panel collected an impressive group of thought leaders, with Dr. Jeff Cummings from the Cleveland Clinic, Professor Alex Mihailidis from the University of Toronto, and Terry Bradwell from AARP.
A panel of Australian Aboriginal people who are experts in Aboriginal mental health, participated in six independent Delphi studies investigating depression, psychosis, suicidal thoughts and behaviours, deliberate self-injury, trauma and loss, and cultural considerations.
