Behaviour support plan review
Quality assurance for behaviour support.
Rubricare reviews Behaviour Support Plans against a rubric informed by BSP-QEII standards, with every flag traced to the plan text and a qualified clinician making the final call.
Plan excerpt, reviewed
Reviews plans. Never writes them.
Rubricare is a review layer, not an authoring tool. It reads a completed or draft plan and reports what it finds against a fixed rubric. The practitioner who holds clinical responsibility for the plan is always the one who decides what changes.
Regulator-anchored scoring
The rubric is informed by the BSP-QEII instrument, so a flag corresponds to a specific, named standard rather than a general impression.
Evidence-trace
Every flag links back to the exact passage in the plan it was raised against, so a practitioner can check the reasoning in seconds, not minutes.
Human in the loop
Rubricare raises issues. It does not resolve them. Every output is advisory, and the practitioner retains the final decision throughout.
Built for the plans already in front of you.
No performance metrics are published while validation is underway. What Rubricare does today is read a plan carefully and show its working. What it will claim tomorrow depends on what that validation finds.
Rubricare is advisory only. It is not a substitute for clinical judgement, and it does not carry any NDIS Commission affiliation or endorsement. A qualified behaviour support practitioner makes every final decision on a plan.
Read the plan text, not just the score.
The methodology page sets out how a plan moves through the rubric, what BSP-QEII contributes to it, and where a Rubricare review stops and a clinician's judgement begins.