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. 2021 Jan 6;157(2):1–9. doi: 10.1001/jamadermatol.2020.5213

Figure 1. Survey Methods.

Figure 1.

aGiven the uniformity of positive responses from panelists for the initial list of diagnoses suggested in the diagnoses round 1 survey, diagnoses reaching preliminary consensus were accepted and not proposed in a second round. Diagnoses that were close but did not reach consensus (65%-69.9% of panelists voting “agree” or “strongly agree”) were surveyed back to panelists in a second round to ensure agreement on inclusion. There was greater diversity in panelists’ responses in the features and images surveys, and these objectives were therefore all surveyed to panelists in 2 sequential rounds.

bNew images were proposed to the expert panel for voting if: A, none of the offered images reached preliminary consensus; B, less than 50% of initially offered images reached preliminary consensus and panelists offered alternate dermoscopic images; or C, if multiple panelists had submitted comments expressing dissatisfaction with the initial images offered.