This interactive Abnormal Interpretation Rate (AIR) analysis tool allows users to dynamically evaluate the proportion of screening mammograms interpreted as abnormal, in alignment with BCSC benchmarks. By adjusting input values for different assessment categories users can instantly observe how changes in clinical decisions impact their AIR.

The tool offers immediate, visual feedback on the total number of screening exams, number of abnormal interpretations, and the calculated AIR. It also compares your performance to established benchmarks from the Breast Cancer Surveillance Consortium (BCSC), offering context for interpretation. Built to support radiologists, administrators, and quality reviewers, this tool helps demystify the factors that influence recall rates and encourages data-driven performance improvements in screening mammography.

This tool allows you to explore the relationship between screening mammogram interpretations, recall rates, and positive predictive value (PPV). You can adjust the sliders or enter values directly into the input fields to represent the number of mammograms in each category. Review the provided information below the results to better understand the significance of recall rate and PPV in mammography screening.