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Professional panellists were recruited through editorial boards of relevant academic journals and suicide prevention organisations.

Potential professional panellists were identified as experts through their involvement with suicide prevention organisations, while potential consumer panellists through their advocacy roles in suicide prevention.

Potential professional panellists were identified as experts through their involvement with NSSI research, prevention and intervention organisations, while potential consumer panellists were identified through their advocacy roles in NSSI prevention.

Average median ratings across all criteria did not change with the inclusion of patient representatives, suggesting that patient opinions on these criteria did not markedly differ from those of the professional panellists.

Children & Youth Forum, WCDRR (13 18 March 2015): For each tool participants joined interactive breakout sessions (four options per tool) and an associated panel session moderated by young people, with a mix of student, young professional, and expert panellists (Fig. 2).

Given the number of patients, the different surroundings and professional settings the panellist are working, these patients may be regarded representative for all Austrian patients, although no information with respect to the remaining 75% of Austrian anti-TNF-treated patients was obtained.

The first section was designed to learn about the basic demographic and professional characteristics of the panellists.

Ideally, this study would have involved approximately equal numbers of professional, consumer and carer panellists, but recruiting consumers was very difficult and recruiting carers even more so.

The professional panel comprised 28 panellists, some of whom had multiple roles, including 7 professors and associate professors in psychiatry or psychology, 7 psychologists, 6 researchers, 6 social workers, 3 counsellors, 2 psychiatrists, 2 mental health service directors, and 3 who worked in other mental health support roles.

Participation of NSSI professionals and consumer advocate panellists across the three Delphi survey rounds are shown in Table  2.

Participant characteristics are included in Table  2, with participation of suicide prevention professionals and consumer advocate panellists across the three Delphi survey rounds shown in Table  3.