
Clinician guide
How to Document a Response-Guided Single-Case Phase Change
Preserve the graph, decision rule, reviewer, timestamp, clinical and access gates, rationale, implementation, deviations, and analysis limits.
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Clinician guide
Preserve the graph, decision rule, reviewer, timestamp, clinical and access gates, rationale, implementation, deviations, and analysis limits.

Clinician guide
Compare three single-case phase-length mechanisms, their required records, flexibility, inference consequences, and humane welfare exception paths.

Clinician guide
Investigate measurement, opportunity, context, and genuine variability, then choose whether to wait, redesign, proceed, or stop with clear limits.

Clinician guide
Write a phase-change rule with minimum observations, design evidence, clinical readiness, access, ownership, exceptions, and a dated release record.

Clinician guide
Assess scatter around a baseline level or trend, identify context and measurement causes, and decide whether the series supports useful prediction.

Clinician guide
Define the desired direction, inspect baseline trend toward that outcome, preserve uncertainty, and explain how improvement before treatment affects inference.

Clinician guide
Review baseline level, trend, variability, coverage, measurement quality, and clinical gates without relying on a universal stability cutoff.

Clinician guide
Handle missing single-case randomization outcomes by preserving positions and reasons, applying one rule across assignments, and reporting sensitivity and limits.

Clinician guide
Handle a single-case randomization deviation by protecting welfare, preserving assigned and delivered schedules, classifying the event, and reviewing analyses.

Clinician guide
Handle unequal single-case assignment probabilities by preserving the weighted draw, summing probability mass for the tail, and avoiding unweighted schedule counts.

Clinician guide
Randomly assign enrolled cases to fixed multiple-baseline start positions, preserving the permutation set, probabilities, draw, contextual limits, and analysis.

Clinician guide
Randomize a changing-criterion schedule with design-specific step values, timing, permissible sequences, the prospective draw, safety limits, and review.