ABC Chart
ABC Charts, “An Observation Tool”
Using the ABC chart tool within Care Vision enables staff to record information about a resident’s particular behaviour. This feature helps staff to understand resident’s behaviour in a proficient way. Staff can create a detailed ABC form in no time at all, while keeping electronic records secure in our cloud-based software.
Three Distinct Sections
Care Vision provides three distinct sections to an ABC chart. Section A refers to ‘Antecedent’; section B is about ‘Behaviour’ and section C focuses on ‘Consequence’. All these sections have their own tiles so that relevant information can be added under each heading and nothing goes into the wrong section. The process is self-explanatory, which helps staff record everything in the appropriate sections quickly and easily.
Easy to Use and Update
Our ABC chart is straightforward to use. Simply select different tiles according to the behaviour of the resident and the system will automatically generate detailed notes while maintaining a record of that particular person. If a staff member needs to write custom text or add notes at a later date, they can do so.
Key Benefits
Easy to record behavioural changes.
Keep track of residents’ challenging behaviour.
Simple to monitor and make follow-up observations.
Help staff understand their residents better.
FAQ’s Section
01What does ABC chart stand for?
‘A’ refers to an antecedent, ‘B’ refers to behavioural, and ‘C’ refers to consequence.
02What is the benefit of an ABC chart in the healthcare sector?
In the healthcare sector, an ABC chart is a helpful tool for observation that enables staff to record details about specific behaviours and challenges related to residents.
03When / what time of day are changes in behaviour most likely to occur?
Behavioural changes can occur in older and vulnerable residents at any time of day or night. Challenging behaviour reactions and types are also completely dependent on the situation or the incident.
