How Juste flags behaviours of concern in every session note

A general free-text note relies on the practitioner remembering to mention a behaviour of concern, and to describe it in enough detail to be useful later. When a session is documented like any other, a genuinely significant event can end up as a single vague line buried in a paragraph, or left out entirely because nothing prompted it to be recorded properly.

A dedicated flag, not a hope it gets mentioned

Every session note in Juste includes a specific checkbox for "an incident, behaviour of concern, or medical event occurred." Ticking it opens a dedicated field asking what happened, when, and what action was taken - separate from the general notes about the session itself.

Why separating it out matters

Keeping the behaviour-of-concern record structurally distinct from the general session note makes it far easier to find later - for a family member, a support coordinator, or the practitioner themselves reviewing patterns over several sessions - rather than searching through paragraphs of general notes for the one that mentioned something happened.

Locked in once written

Once a session note is saved in Juste, including the behaviour-of-concern entry, it cannot be edited or deleted. The record of what was written at the time stands as written.

This article is general information dated 4 November 2026. Juste is operated by Leah Justyce Art Gallery ABN 73 658 665 321.