What you get
A frozen sample of a 12-panelist guideline round — this is exactly what the tool renders.
Sample outputUse a slice thickness ≤ 1.5 mm for nodules < 10 mm. Consensus · FORP1
Discharge a stable solid nodule after 12 months of follow-up. No consensus↻ continue — re-vote
From diagnostic algorithms to treatment recommendations
The same engine, the full GRADE range — direction (for / against) and strength (strong / conditional) follow the panel’s consensus and the evidence certainty.
Sample output · treatment guidelineOffer adjuvant osimertinib after complete resection of stage IB–IIIA EGFR-mutated NSCLC. Consensus · FOR
Routinely add adjuvant immune-checkpoint inhibitor to osimertinib in EGFR-mutated disease. Consensus · AGAINST
Extend adjuvant osimertinib beyond 3 years in high-risk resected disease. Consensus · FOR
A treatment guideline also makes the impact quantitative — projected NNT, survival, toxicity, or cost per recommendation — which can feed the importance/priority ranking. (Two reference guidelines are in progress: a diagnostic pulmonary-nodule guideline and a lung-cancer treatment guideline.)
What it does
- RAND/UCLA two-region consensus — median, IQR, distribution, and a state (consensus for/against · uncertain · no consensus) with a configurable threshold and a disagreement rule.
- Delphi rounds — round-by-round trajectory, stability between rounds, and a stop rule (consensus, stable “won’t converge”, or round cap).
- Importance × feasibility priority map — a 7-cut quadrant plot that ranks an implementation priority list (do-first → deprioritise).
- Chance-corrected ordinal agreement — interval Krippendorff’s α across the statement set, more honest than IQR alone.
- GRADE / EtD recommendations — consensus + evidence certainty become a recommendation: strong “recommend” or conditional “suggest”.
- Between-round feedback — a per-panelist blinded feedback file (their prior vote + the group distribution) to run the next round.
- De-identified & private by design — aggregates only, no panelist ever named; the AI is never a panelist; nothing uploads (no network calls at all).
- Part of the evidence ladder — keyed to the same protocol the rest of the Vahtian house uses, so screening (ReviewVahti) and consensus (GuidelineVahti) line up.
Who it’s for
Run a Delphi pilot
GuidelineVahti is complete and in early access. The fastest way to use it is a facilitated Delphi pilot — bring your statements and panel, and get back an auditable consensus record. Fixed-scope tiers from €1,500.
See the pilot tiers →Just want the tool for your own group? Request early access.