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IQCB News & Commentary
Perspectives on qEEG practice, certification, and the state of the field, from the IQCB board and affiliated contributors.
As quantitative EEG has moved from the university laboratory into mainstream clinical practice, the distance between how the methodology was developed and how it is sometimes applied has grown. IQCB exists to close that gap, not through gatekeeping, but through verification.
Daubert, Frye, and the evidentiary standards that govern qEEG in legal proceedings, and what IQCB-certified Diplomates are expected to know about them.
Normative database selection and interpretation is one of the most clinically significant, and most commonly misunderstood, aspects of qEEG practice.
The 10-hour mentorship requirement is not a bureaucratic formality. Here is what IQCB expects from the mentorship experience and why supervised clinical exposure matters.
An overview of what the Blueprint of Knowledge actually covers, and what practitioners need to understand about each domain before sitting for the examination.
Many candidates are uncertain which of the three IQCB credential levels applies to them. This article walks through the eligibility criteria and the practical implications of each.