Zoekresultaten

Using a Delphi technique to seek consensus regarding definitions, descriptions and classification of terms related to implicit and explicit forms of motor learning

Background: Motor learning is central to domains such as sports and rehabilitation; however, often terminologies are insufficiently uniform to allow effective sharing of experience or translation of knowledge. A study using a Delphi technique was conducted to ascertain level of agreement between experts from different motor learning domains (i.e., therapists, coaches, researchers) with respect to definitions and descriptions of a fundamental conceptual distinction within motor learning, namely implicit and explicit motor learning. Methods: A Delphi technique was embedded in multiple rounds of a survey designed to collect and aggregate informed opinions of 49 international respondents with expertise related to motor learning. The survey was administered via an online survey program and accompanied by feedback after each round. Consensus was considered to be reached if $70% of the experts agreed on a topic. Results: Consensus was reached with respect to definitions of implicit and explicit motor learning, and seven common primary intervention strategies were identified in the context of implicit and explicit motor learning. Consensus was not reached with respect to whether the strategies promote implicit or explicit forms of learning. Discussion: The definitions and descriptions agreed upon may aid translation and transfer of knowledge between domains in the field of motor learning. Empirical and clinical research is required to confirm the accuracy of the definitions and to explore the feasibility of the strategies that were identified in research, everyday practice and education.

A consensus-based framework for conducting and reporting osteoarthritis phenotype research

BACKGROUND: The concept of osteoarthritis (OA) heterogeneity is evolving and gaining renewed interest. According to this concept, distinct subtypes of OA need to be defined that will likely require recognition in research design and different approaches to clinical management. Although seemingly plausible, a wide range of views exist on how best to operationalize this concept. The current project aimed to provide consensus-based definitions and recommendations that together create a framework for conducting and reporting OA phenotype research.METHODS: A panel of 25 members with expertise in OA phenotype research was composed. First, panel members participated in an online Delphi exercise to provide a number of basic definitions and statements relating to OA phenotypes and OA phenotype research. Second, panel members provided input on a set of recommendations for reporting on OA phenotype studies.RESULTS: Four Delphi rounds were required to achieve sufficient agreement on 11 definitions and statements. OA phenotypes were defined as subtypes of OA that share distinct underlying pathobiological and pain mechanisms and their structural and functional consequences. Reporting recommendations pertaining to the study characteristics, study population, data collection, statistical analysis, and appraisal of OA phenotype studies were provided.CONCLUSIONS: This study provides a number of consensus-based definitions and recommendations relating to OA phenotypes. The resulting framework is intended to facilitate research on OA phenotypes and increase combined efforts to develop effective OA phenotype classification. Success in this endeavor will hopefully translate into more effective, differentiated OA management that will benefit a multitude of OA patients.

Consensus over de criteria voor diagnose van ondervoeding en sarcopenie

Dit najaar zijn de langverwachte nieuwe consensuscriteria voor hetvaststellen van ondervoeding en sarcopenie gepresenteerd. Het gaatom de internationale criteria voor de diagnose van ondervoeding ende herziene Europese consensus over de sarcopenie-definitie en decriteria voor diagnose. Beide worden internationaal gedragen en zullen wereldwijd worden aanbevolen als de nieuwe standaard

Communicatieve redzaamheid bij kinderen met taalontwikkelingsstoornissen: ontwikkeling van consensus over het begrip

Singer, I., Klatte, I., Cnossen, I. & Gerrits, E. (2017). Communicatieve redzaamheid bij kinderen met taalontwikkelingsstoornissen: ontwikkeling van consensus over het begrip. Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Logopedie, 4, 18-25.

Consensus machine

In the consensus machine, AI acts as a moderating influence to encourage people to find common ground. Moving beyond individual human-AI interaction, we apply AI technology to create a tool that serves people as a group

Het Poldermodel, also known as The Consensus Machine