Entirely tailored towards each participant’s needs, the BS-DAP is initially personalised by the Participants Behaviour Support Practitioner with a drag a drop interface. Behaviour recording access is shared with Parents, Carers, Support Coordinators, Schools & Allied Health Professionals to input the frequency, duration & intensity of the participants’ behavioural outbursts. As well as other correlations such as time of day, day of the week, activity, antecedent and setting events.

The web portal allows for analysing any emotional, environmental, and health factors for these behaviours. Behavioural Support Practitioners are then able to actively monitor and report on the success of behavioural interventions, providing the opportunity to responsively approach PBSP intervention, and produce greater quality outcomes for the participant, as well as more in-depth & fluid care plan management as the participants’ needs change. 

Modelled on Australian and Individual State Legislations, BS-DAP ensures individual, detail based data analysis to provide evidence based reports. Reducing time spent collating evidence and creating reports & graphs, BSDAP ensures each participant receives the tailored individual support they need while getting the most from their NDIS plan 

BSDAP also provides practitioners the evidence required in developing a comprehensive fade-out plan for restrictive practices, by monitoring behaviour frequency, intensity and duration for a staged plan that outlines their effectiveness and how the restrictive practices will be reduced and eventually eliminated over time.