We identified high levels of consensus for many normative, substantive and process-related issues.
We aimed to explore areas of consensus and conflict around normative, substantive and process-related values underpinning PI.
Overall, our R1 survey identified critical consensus across stakeholder groups for many of the normative, substantive and process-related issues explored.
[RM, Round 2] This article reports findings from an online, modified Delphi study involving a range of stakeholder groups to explore normative, substantive and process-related values underpinning PI in health and social care research.
The overall aim of the modified Delphi Study was to explore areas of consensus and conflict around the normative, substantive and process-related values underpinning PI in health and social care research.
42 In the following discussion, we first consider key themes emerging from the data in relation to the normative, substantive and process-related values underpinning PI in health and social care research; second, we highlight the potential limitations of our research approach; and finally, we present our conclusions.
The range of normative, substantive and process-related values underpinning PI, identified in a previously conducted literature review, 22 were discussed, to identify concepts to be explored at round 1 (R1) and round 2 (R2) of the subsequent modified Delphi survey; A pilot study to test the R1 survey questionnaire.
Language, question type and questionnaire formatting were edited in response to participant feedback; A two-round modified Delphi survey was undertaken between November 2011 and September 2012 to explore areas of consensus and conflict around the normative, substantive and process-related values underpinning PI in health and social care research.
The course's underlying threads, consisting of youth development and mental health, culture, and integration of learning through an intersectional perspective, and its related substantive content and process are discussed.
Washington seemed to be sending two messages: First, the president of the United States, in his second term, would be more assertive with both Israel and the Palestinians regarding the need for a substantive peace process, and Netanyahu should be aware of this expectation in forming his government.
The continuing violence, the fear for personal safety, the recall of the Egyptian and Jordanian ambassadors from Tel Aviv, the decline in foreign investments, the harm to the economy and tourism -- all these oblige Israel to continue with a substantive political process and not to return to a struggle over public relations.
