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Motivational
Interviewing...
Mission Statement
Seven BCC projects have included Motivational Interviewing (MI) as either their core
intervention, or as an essential element of their intervention. These investigators, as
well as other interested BCC investigators, have formed a working group in order to
enhance treatment validity and share resources and measures. Specifically, the purpose of
the working group is to:
- Document the similarities and differences in how MI is being
applied across sites in order to identify collaborative opportunities.
- Arrive at a convergence as what constitutes the core elements of
MI intervention, and to the extent possible, employ common MI strategies across groups.
- Identify similarities and differences across sites in their
proposed mediators of change.
- Develop measures of treatment fidelity for MI in order to enhance
treatment integrity of individual studies, as well as to promote cross-site comparisons.
- Seek additional training opportunities in MI.
BCC Groups Using MI
Site |
Principal Investigator |
Brown University/The Miriam Hospital |
Belinda Borrelli |
University of Rochester |
Geof Williams |
Oregon Health Sciences University |
Diane Elliott |
Emory University |
Ken Resnicow |
University of Michigan |
Vic Strecher |
Cornell University |
Mary Charlson |
Harvard School of Public Health |
Karen Peterson |
Common Measures
The Motivational Interviewing Workgroup is recommending a set of common
measures for use by all BCC projects, who are using MI as a component of their
intervention. To view those measures, and the select the set that is right for your
project, please click here.
Meeting Minutes
- July 25, 2003
- July 16, 2003
- June 17, 2003
- February 06, 2003
- September 09, 2002
- July 18-19, 2002 (Meeting
Summary)
- March 07,
2002
- December
06-07, 2001 (Meeting Summary)
- November
07, 2000
- September
05, 2000
- July
20-21, 2000 (Meeting Summary)
- May 16,
2000
- April 18,
2000
- March 10,
2000
- January
11, 2000
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