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May 15, 2021

Edited: May 31, 2021

Introductions

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The aim of this thread is to hear more about our ICN members!

Instructions: Please post a comment in this thread telling us your name, location and the discipline(s) you are currently working in. We would also like to hear your answer to one or more of the following questions:

1. What N-of-1 and single-case projects are you working on right now?

2. What excites you most about the field of N-of-1 trials and single-case designs?

3. Why did you join the ICN?

Please aim for 250 words or less

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Brad Bloomfield

May 13, 2022

Hello!

I am Brad Bloomfield, and I am a lecturer in Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) at Monash University and I’m based in Melbourne, Australia.

1. What N-of-1 and single-case projects are you working on right now?

I’m interested in the use of telehealth to support families and schools gain skills in behaviour support strategies. I am currently working on a teacher training study on classroom management strategies and parent training in paediatric feeding intervention study.

2. What excites you most about the field of N-of-1 trials and single-case designs?

I really like how direct the impact of the intervention can show changes in observed behaviour in a socially significant way. There is a lot of flexibility within these designs that support individualised systems of supports.

3. Why did you join the ICN?

I enjoy using single case research design in my program of research and also teach this to the students in the course I teach. I am really interested to expand my understanding of single-case research outside the field of ABA and build connections with other scholars and practitioners in the field.