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Patient, family and clinician priorities for critical care research in Asia and Africa: a James Lind Alliance Priority Setting Partnership using modified Delphi and nominal group techniques

CCAA Priority Setting Partnership Steering group
Martina Borellini
Kok Wei Hao
Toto Gronlund
Cornelius Sendagire
Teddy Thaddeus Abonyo
Jane Goudge
Quratul Ain
Madiha Hashmi
Subhasish Nayak
Chamira Kodippily
Luigi Pisani
Fatimah Mohamad
Roshni Shakya
S Tiwari Madhav
Diptesh Aryal
Ahmed Nayeem
Arjen M Dondorp
Alupo Martha
Abi Beane
Punam Gautam
Emma Donley
Tiffany E Gooden
Poornima Kavlekar
Nikita Bathla
Bharath Kumar Tirupakuzhi Vijayaraghavan

2026Open accessAga Khan University Kenya

Abstract

Cost, who would benefit from intensive care unit admission and organisation of healthcare dominated discussions irrespective of disease, injury or illness. Priorities were consistent between stakeholder groups. The JLA methodology enabled contributions from those with lived experience of critical care. The results of the prioritisation partnership provide a roadmap for researchers and funders seeking to address stakeholder priorities.

Research topics

Delphi Technique in Research
Family and Patient Care in Intensive Care Units
Intensive Care Unit Cognitive Disorders

Sustainable Development Goals

Partnerships for the Goals

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DOI: 10.1136/bmjgh-2025-019904

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