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Behavior analysts describe their elaborate system for tracking injuries to ABA staff onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/... does any such system exist for tracking injuries to autistics caused by ABA-based procedures?--can't recall anything reported in the ABA literature, am I missing something?

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Samantha L. Hardesty, Brittney N. Workman, Shelby L. Quigley, Lynn G. Bowman (2025). Procedural Recommendations for Effective Staff Safety Monitoring Practices in ABA Organizations Serving Individuals With Challenging Behaviors. Behavioral Interventions, 40(2), e70015. Wiley.

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Samantha L. Hardesty, Brittney N. Workman, Shelby L. Quigley, Lynn G. Bowman (2025). Procedural Recommendations for Effective Staff Safety Monitoring Practices in ABA Organizations Serving Individuals With Challenging Behaviors. Behavioral Interventions, 40(2), e70015. Wiley.

Publication date
31 Mar 2025
Identifier
10.1002/bin.70015
Authors
Samantha L. Hardesty, Brittney N. Workman, Shelby L. Quigley, Lynn G. Bowman
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Behavioral Interventions
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40(2), e70015
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article
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Wiley
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ABSTRACT In this paper, we describe how an inpatient unit that specializes in the assessment and treatment of severe challenging behavior reports and monitors staff injuries. Our models follow principles of behavior‐based safety (BBS) and behavioral skills training (BST) integrated within an interdisciplinary treatment model. Several strategies for recording, graphically displaying, categorizing, and evaluating injury data are presented.

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