Three Ways to Document Behaviors for ISP / IBSP Goals

Choose a method—Behavior Health Monitor, PRN Tasks, or Progress Notes—that best fits your style

FAQ: What are some ways to log a behavior related to an ISP or IBSP goal?

1 — Manual Entry in Health Monitor (00:00 – 04:45)

  • Prep (optional but helpful)

    • Open your client’s Profile ➜ Preferences.

    • Under Visible fields, click Show for Behavior, then drag it to the top and Update.

  • Record a behavior

    • Go to Health Monitor ➜ Behavior ➜ Record.

    • Select a behavior from the drop-down or type a new one.

    • Fill in:

      • Intensity (High / Medium / Low)

      • Duration (minutes or hours)

      • Intervention (what staff did)

      • Outcome and any notes

      • Exact date & time of the incident

  • Review / print later

    • Health Monitor ➜ Vital Statistics ➜ Reports → choose Behaviors and a date range to generate a printable log.


2 — PRN Task in Task Manager (04:45 – 08:40)

  • Create the task

    • Task Manager ➜ Task List ➜ New Task.

    • Title it clearly (e.g., ISP Behavior #1 – Aggression).

    • Set Task Type = PRN (unscheduled/as-needed).

    • In the description, paste:

      • List of Behaviors (copy from your ISP/IBSP)

      • List of Interventions (games, walk, redirection, etc.)

    • Assign to the relevant staff (or All Staff) and Save.

  • Chart an episode

    • Tap the blue PRN button, pick the behavior task, set the date/time.

    • Enter behavior, intensity, duration, intervention, outcome, notes → Save & Close.

  • What it does automatically

    • Adds a Behavior entry in Health Monitor.

    • Creates a Progress Note with the same title for narrative detail.


3 — Progress Notes Narrative (08:40 – 09:49)

  • New Note

    • Progress Notes ➜ New Note (or open the auto-created one from a PRN task).

    • Use the same subject line (e.g., ISP Behavior #1 – Aggression) for easy filtering.

  • Write the story

    • Describe what happened, staff response, resident reaction, follow-up, etc.

  • Retrieve later

    • Filter ➜ Subject, paste the title, then Print notes for any period.


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