A National Modified Delphi Consensus Process to Prioritize Experiences and Interventions for Antipsychotic Medication Deprescribing Among Adult Patients With Critical Illness

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  Figure 1.. Research program overview informing the modified Delphi consensus process. The results of the research program generated three domains and seven themes evaluated during the survey rounds.

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  Figure 2.. Overview of the results from the modified Delphi consensus process for perceptions on antipsychotic prescribing practices and antipsychotic minimization and deprescribing strategies. Rated statements must have achieved a median score of 1–3 or 7–9 to reach consensus. Priority ranked statements were determined to be priority strategies if their mean score was greater than the theme mean score plus one sd. *One participant was identified to have completed round 1 twice following completion of all consensus rounds. Evaluation with their responses using the mean of their two completed surveys resulted in this statement no longer reaching consensus (i.e., median change from 7 to 6). This statement was subsequently ranked and deemed to be low priority. ¶Statements from domains 2 and 3 with a median score of 7–9 statements included [nI] were included in rounds for ranking and those with a median score of 1–3 statements excluded [nE] were excluded.