An observational study of workflows to support fecal testing for colorectal cancer screening in pri-mary care practices serving Medicaid enrollees
Publication: BMC Cancer
Dr. Miech has more than a decade of experience in health services research and implementation science. He has in-depth experience with mixed-methods evaluations, and special expertise in Configurational Comparative Methods (CCMs), especially Coincidence Analysis (CNA). Dr. Miech has successfully conducted configurational analyses on multiple VA and non-VA datasets; leads the “All Things Configured” workgroup, a national community of practice focused on the application of CCMs in research with over 125 active members; delivered multiple presentations on CCMs at national conferences; and co-organized three “intensives” on Coincidence Analysis hosted by Regenstrief Institute that were held in 2021, 2020 and 2017 and attended by over 100 health services researchers from around the United States.
Dr. Miech has also served as the dedicated CCMs analyst on multiple VA and non-VA projects, including recently-published studies in Annals of Family Medicine, Medical Care, JGIM, Implementation Science, The Gerontologist and BMC Health Services Research.
Publication: BMC Cancer
Publication: Global Implementation Research and Applications
Publication: BMC Health Services Research
Publication: Annals of Family Medicine
Publication: Journal of Visualized Experiments
Publication: Implementation Science Communications
Publication: Journal of General Internal Medicine
Publication: Implementation Science
Publication: Implementation Science Communications
Publication: Journal of General Internal Medicine
Publication: Medical Care
Publication: The Gerontologist