Article History
Received: 5 August 2020
Accepted: 24 August 2021
First Online: 8 September 2021
Declarations
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: Ethics approval was gained by the University of Sydney Ethic Committee (2018/860). Participants were recruited using purposive sampling in order to identify experts in the field worldwide. Participants were provided with a participant consent form outlining that consent was inferred by clicking on the URL link provided with the questionnaire completed. Participants were also asked if they would like to be identified in the ‘Acknowledgments Section’ of the manuscript, or if their preference was to remain anonymous.
: Not applicable.
: Certain members of the research team are experts within the research area, and thus, may have had pre-existing professional relationships with the participants who were recruited to form the panel of experts for this Delphi study. It was emphasised to all potential participants in the Participant Information Sheet by stating the following: ‘Participation in this study is entirely voluntary. You are not under any obligation to consent and only those who provide their consent will be included in the study. Whether or not you decide to participate, your decision will not disadvantage you in any way and will not effect your relationship with the University of Sydney or any of the research team. Further, if you do wish to participate, you may withdraw from the study at any time without providing a reason. Furthermore, the participants will remain unidentifiable to the researchers who may hold pre-existing professional relationships with them. The only researcher who will be able to identify the participants from their assigned identification code will be Miss Laura Rizzuto who is unlikely to hold pre-existing relationships with any of the participants.’ Two authors, ST and PH, are Editors-in-Chief of this Journal.