Journal of paediatrics and child health · 2026
Research Priorities for Inpatient General Paediatrics in Australia and New Zealand: A Modified Delphi Study.
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Buntsma Davina, McNab Sarah, Costa-Pinto Jessica C, Gold Lisa, Grant Cameron C, Kepreotes Elizabeth, Mace Ariel O, McGee Richard G, Roberts Kathryn, Sypek Scott, Ullman Amanda J, Vuillermin Peter, Engelman Daniel, Children's Inpatient Research Collaborative of Australia and New Zealand (CIRCAN)
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AIM: To develop consensus on the priorities for multi-centre, inpatient general paediatrics research in Australia and New Zealand.
METHODS: The Children's Inpatient Research Collaboration of Australia and New Zealand (CIRCAN) conducted a three-stage modified Delphi study consisting of three anonymous survey rounds followed by a Hanlon Process of Prioritisation.
RESULTS: Participants included paediatricians, paediatric trainees, nursing, allied health staff, and academics. A moderator group (10 members) oversaw the process. In the first survey, 124 participants submitted 306 research questions which were refined to a list of 89 by the moderator group. Eighty-one respondents took part in the second and third survey rounds, leading to identification of 19 priority research questions, which were then anonymously ranked by 18 CIRCAN members through a facilitated Hanlon Process of Prioritisation. The highest ranked topics included asthma (six questions), bronchiolitis (five questions), sepsis/meningitis (four questions), as well as single questions on cellulitis, eating disorders, rehabilitation, and coordination of complex care.
CONCLUSION: This prioritisation study established a consensus list of research questions. Research topics regarding respiratory conditions were most highly ranked. These results will inform multicentre inpatient general paediatric research in Australia and New Zealand.
METHODS: The Children's Inpatient Research Collaboration of Australia and New Zealand (CIRCAN) conducted a three-stage modified Delphi study consisting of three anonymous survey rounds followed by a Hanlon Process of Prioritisation.
RESULTS: Participants included paediatricians, paediatric trainees, nursing, allied health staff, and academics. A moderator group (10 members) oversaw the process. In the first survey, 124 participants submitted 306 research questions which were refined to a list of 89 by the moderator group. Eighty-one respondents took part in the second and third survey rounds, leading to identification of 19 priority research questions, which were then anonymously ranked by 18 CIRCAN members through a facilitated Hanlon Process of Prioritisation. The highest ranked topics included asthma (six questions), bronchiolitis (five questions), sepsis/meningitis (four questions), as well as single questions on cellulitis, eating disorders, rehabilitation, and coordination of complex care.
CONCLUSION: This prioritisation study established a consensus list of research questions. Research topics regarding respiratory conditions were most highly ranked. These results will inform multicentre inpatient general paediatric research in Australia and New Zealand.