
Clinician guide
How to Define Elopement, Wandering, Exit, and Missing-Person Events
Define observable leaving, attempted exit, separation, lost contact, missing-person, and safe movement events with boundaries, context, supervision, and danger.
Clinical guides, tools, and evidence-informed resources for thoughtful, high-quality ABA care.

Clinician guide
Define observable leaving, attempted exit, separation, lost contact, missing-person, and safe movement events with boundaries, context, supervision, and danger.

Clinician guide
Build an individualized ABA elopement playbook covering emergency response, assessment, communication, environmental safeguards, access, and reassessment.

Clinician guide
Audit ABA client-feedback loop closure across accessible receipt, triage, qualified ownership, protection, review, decision, action, confirmation, and reopening.

Clinician guide
Reopen an ABA client-feedback action after failed implementation, continued concern, recurrence, new evidence, inaccessible confirmation, or premature closure.

Clinician guide
Confirm an ABA feedback-driven action through verified implementation, sufficient exposure, accessible follow-up, burden review, disagreement, and reopening.

Clinician guide
Record an ABA client-feedback decision with exact sources, authority, options, rationale, uncertainty, safeguards, versions, implementation tests, and disagreement.

Clinician guide
Investigate an ABA client-experience concern with protection, neutral accessible prompts, exact sources, limited corroboration, privacy, and qualified decisions.

Clinician guide
Acknowledge ABA client feedback through the client's accessible route, confirm the issue, explain privacy, ownership and timing, and preserve correction and dissent.

Clinician guide
Set ABA client-feedback timeframes for acknowledgment, triage, protection, investigation, decision, implementation, updates, confirmation, and escalation.

Clinician guide
Assign ABA client-feedback action to qualified owners across clinical, access, privacy, safety, operations, records, and communication work, with clear clocks.

Clinician guide
Triage an ABA client-experience concern through accessible receipt, immediate protection, source preservation, and emergency, privacy, clinical, or routine routes.

Clinician guide
Define an actionable ABA client-experience signal using construct, source, access, pattern, urgency, evidence limits, qualified ownership, and response options.