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delirium common syndrome heterogeneous etiologies clinical presentations associated poor longterm outcomes recording analyzing delirium equally could hindering fields understanding pathophysiology identification targeted treatments current delirium subtyping methods reflect clinically evident features likely account underlying biology delirium subtyping initiative dsi held three sessions international panel 25 experts meeting participants suggest characterization delirium features complement existing diagnostic statistical manual mental disorders fifth edition text revision diagnostic criteria span range deliriumspectrum syndromes measured consistently across studies clinical features recorded conjunction biospecimen collection feasible standardized way determine temporal associations biology coincident clinical fluctuations dsi made recommendations spanning breadth delirium research including clinical features study planning data collection data analysis characterization candidate delirium subtypes delirium features must clearly defined standardized operationalized large datasets incorporating clinical biomarker variables analyzed together delirium screening incorporate communication reasoning