Quality Control for Behavior Analysts

Quality Control for Behavior Analysts helps practitioners apply concepts of quality planning, control, and improvement to implement high-quality behavioral interventions that behavior analysts need to deliver to maximize care value through superior clinical outcomes.

Bryant C. Silbaugh, PhD, BCBA, LBA, is a former assistant professor of special education, founder of the National ABA Service Quality Network, and an internationally recognized behavior analyst specializing in the behavioral assessment and treatment of autism spectrum disorder.

1.Quality concepts and definitions 2.Make a quality plan 3.Quality control by BCBA 4.Managing for quality 5.Benefits of quality control over BIQ 6.Troubleshooting substandard quality 7.Next Steps