She holds a New Investigator Award from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, supported by the Institute of Health Services and Policy Research, to explore the commercialization of academic health research from the perspective of health improvement and health care sustainability. Her research program is centered on health technology policy. Screening and diagnostic technologies are a focus for much of Dr. Miller's work, as they provide information in addition to, or instead of, guidance for medical decision-making, posing challenges for technology assessment and functioning as 'complex interventions' in health systems. Maternal and child health context is of particular interest to her.