Structured incident recording
Capture context, ABC information, staff involvement, injuries, PRN, restrictive interventions, immediate support and debriefs.
DATA FOR BETTER SUPPORT
Bring the everyday picture together: what people enjoy, the support that works, the incidents that need reflection and the changes that can reduce restrictive practices.
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Capture context, ABC information, staff involvement, injuries, PRN, restrictive interventions, immediate support and debriefs.
Build person-specific plans, review them, and keep staff read-and-sign records with finger, mouse or stylus signatures.
Connect immediate support, reflective debriefs, practitioner review and management sign-off.
Choose one or two fields, switch between tables and charts, swap axes, compare periods and save personal views.
Review person, service, organisation, staff and time patterns. Open source records to understand what sits behind the numbers.
Download analysis tables and PDF reports, or print charts and plans for review meetings and authorised sharing.
Create event and threshold rules with a personal inbox. Optional email and SMS reminders use organisation-enabled delivery services.
Record versions, review outcomes, staff identity and audit events support traceable decisions.
Attach photos, videos and PDFs to practice records, with access checked before each download.
Install the Staff or PBS Leads Web App from a supporting browser. Record and review on phones, tablets and computers.
Use configurable roles, location permissions and individual accounts. Optional authenticator-based two-step verification adds an extra sign-in check.
Create expiring, access-code-protected links for selected reviewed support updates, with revocation and recipient acknowledgement.
A FULLER PICTURE OF THE PERSON
Record low-level behaviour and what happened before and afterwards, alongside the support that helped.
Record choice, enjoyment, engagement and independence, including active support and time spent in meaningful activities.
Capture what matters to the person, family or advocate and show how their views changed support.
Bring observations, context, competing hypotheses and the person’s experience together for practitioner review.
Set meaningful outcomes with a baseline, target and review date, then record progress and the person’s view.
Keep each restriction, alternatives, authorisation evidence and reduction review visible and accountable.
Turn debriefs and reviews into owned actions with deadlines, evidence and follow-through.
Track training, coaching, observed practice and follow-up against the support the person needs.
A practitioner-led check of recorded support against the agreed PBS plan. Record evidence, context and learning.
Record sessions and attendance for a class, pathway or service, with clear absence reasons.
Record facts, injuries, first aid, immediate actions and management review. Reporting decisions remain with the responsible person.
Define the person’s own signs of wellbeing and distress, and the support agreed at each stage.
Use person-specific anchors to track an outcome consistently. This is a local rating, not a diagnostic score.
Break a valued skill into achievable steps and plan prompts, practice opportunities and generalisation.
Write a short, accessible update with the person, using their words and a simple visual layout.
GUIDED BY A SHARED PURPOSE
Explore how these features support leadership, lived experience, data, workforce development, reduction tools and debriefing.
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