Program self-assessment

Where does your breath-testing program stand?

Fourteen statements across the four domains that decide whether a breath-testing program performs: clinical integrity, protocol integrity, operational performance, and economic yield. It's a working tool, not a grade.

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Rate each statement 1 = strongly disagree 5 = strongly agree
Domain one 3 statements · 15 points

Clinical integrity

Whether the curve in front of you is something you can act on with confidence.

01Our breath-testing partner uses robust sample validity checks (e.g., CO₂) to detect poor collections.
DisagreeAgree
02Our collection system and logistics protect sample stability from patient home to lab.
DisagreeAgree
03We understand how our HMBT methods and cutoffs align with current GI consensus.
DisagreeAgree
Domain two 4 statements · 20 points

Protocol integrity

Whether the test is given a fair chance, consistently, by every provider and site.

04All providers use the same, documented prep instructions for each breath test type.
DisagreeAgree
05Prep instructions are written in patient-friendly language and are easy to follow.
DisagreeAgree
06All providers use the same, documented timing and sampling intervals for each indication.
DisagreeAgree
07Staff feel confident explaining prep and timing, and give consistent answers.
DisagreeAgree
Domain three 4 statements · 20 points

Operational performance

Whether your team can run this at scale without it becoming a source of rework.

08Every kit we hand out is reliably registered to a specific patient, provider, and site.
DisagreeAgree
09We can easily tell which kits are ordered, registered, in progress, returned, and reported.
DisagreeAgree
10We know our approximate return ratio at the group level.
DisagreeAgree
11Staff do not feel that managing breath tests is a frequent source of confusion or rework.
DisagreeAgree
Domain four 3 statements · 15 points

Economic yield

Whether the program pulls its weight, and whether you can show that it does.

12Leadership has a clear view of completed tests per quarter and professional revenue.
DisagreeAgree
13We have a reasonable estimate of how many kits never become completed tests, and why.
DisagreeAgree
14We believe our current breath-testing setup is pulling its weight economically.
DisagreeAgree
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Breath-testing program self-assessment

Commonwealth Diagnostics International  ·  Breath Testing Done Right

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