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The study aims to develop a standardized evaluation framework for Emergency Medical Teams (EMTs) based on stakeholder consensus.

February 8, 2026Conflict and HealthOpen Access

Consensus on key domains for emergency medical teams deployment evaluation: a Delphi method study

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The study aims to develop a standardized evaluation framework for Emergency Medical Teams (EMTs) based on stakeholder consensus.
Utilized a two-round modified Delphi method for data collection.
Engaged key stakeholders including EMT members, researchers, and funders.
Participants rated themes and questions on a four-point Likert scale.
Consensus was defined as 75% agreement on suitability of themes/questions.
Consensus was achieved on all 23 proposed themes and 162 of 165 questions.
17 themes and 55 questions reached 100% consensus.
The findings propose a preliminary structure for EMT evaluation based on stakeholder input.

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Delphi method identifies consensus on evaluation themes and questions for emergency medical teams, suggesting a new framework for future assessments.

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Delphi method identifies consensus on evaluation themes and questions for emergency medical teams, suggesting a new framework for future assessments.