Tag: Dr Scott D Miller
Does Documentation Improve Treatment Outcomes?
“I know we can help you successfully collect outcome data, the trick is learning to use that data to inform and improve care”, a phrase I often repeat during implementation consultations. That being said, just being able to successfully collect outcome data seems to have become the unofficially minimum standard. Believe me, I get it, just having […]
Who’s in Lockdown?
Scott Miller is still locked down in Chicago. Are you sheltering in place? Feeling Locked down? A few weeks ago Scott was asked in a group chat if he could offer some kind of live support, now that his workshop and training events have for now all been postponed or cancelled. Since he can’t come […]
ORS & SRS Telehealth Support
No one could have anticipated how our world circumstances would change, and with it our mode of how we operate in it. In order to protect each other, we need to do things differently, and fast. For most, if not all, distance therapy will need to be the norm for some time. In a recent […]
Better Results…with Scott D. Miller
Recently, therapist and researcher, Scott D. Miller, PhD sat down and shared his personal journey to attain better treatment results. At one point stating “…I wanted to help people. Throughout my training and now 30 plus years as a clinician, I’ve struggled with the deep sense of responsibility that accompanies that objective.” Can you […]
The Era of Average is Over!
An RCT reporting reliable and clinically significant change instills a high degree of confidence in the results. So why does strictly adhering to a manualized EBP, with multiple published RCT’s in top tier journals, often fail to translate into even noticeable improvements in clinical settings? Experience suggests that the real world is more heterogeneous than […]
Tracking Patient Outcomes – How looking at the dropout rate affects the Post Effect Size and how it is related to deliberate practice
An Overview to Tracking Patient Outcomes Tracking Patient Outcomes, Dr. Scott D Miller says that looking at the dropout rate in MyOutcomes Version14 is useful, as it gives the therapist time to reflect on what to do so as to keep the client engaged in the therapy for longer, thereby helping the client to maintain […]
FIT Supervision Intensive Training August 2016
FIT Supervision Intensive Training Join Dr. Scott Miller and his team for a 3 intensive days focused on supervision strategies designed to improve clinician skills. If you understand that supervision is a key component in the successful and sustainable implementation of Feedback Informed Treatment as an evidence based practice then you should make plans to […]
FIT Implementation Intensive Aug 2016
The FIT Implementation Intensive is just months away! Learn the science of successful implementation with ICCE Director, Dr. Scott Miller, Ph.D. and the ICCE professional development team. The FIT Implementation Intensive training will held this coming August 1st and 2nd, 2016 in Chicago, IL. This is a hands on, intensive training designed to provide participants with a […]
FIT Professional Development Training Aug 2016
FIT Professional Development Training by Dr. Scott Miller FIT Professional Development Training by Dr. Scott Miller is scheduled from 8th Aug to 9th Aug'16 at Chicago,Illinois. The training venue is located alongside the beautiful “Magnificent Mile,” near Northwestern University Hospital, atop a tall building, overlooking Lake Michigan, and steps from the best retail therapy and […]
Is there no way to record and plot the ORS in Child Therapy?
How to record and plot the ORS for child therapy in MyOutcomes version 14 In the case of child therapy, it is often left to the therapist to determine whether the child is making progress. It is important that the stakeholders in those young children's lives agree that progress is being made and seek other […]