NM-RAI · Pilot preview · Framework published, score not published

Readiness,measured honestly.

The Nuclear Medicine Readiness & Access Index shows where support should be directed and whether readiness improves over time. A diagnostic instrument, not a league table: every domain carries a capability result and an evidence-maturity result, and no site is scored on what has not been measured.

68 variables · 72 rules · 249-institution scoring-ready base

Preview only. Most sites are not yet fully scoreable; blanks are never scored as zero. Bands describe evidence, not performance. Nothing on this page is a published score, and no institution is ranked.

01 · Framework

Three pillars,
one hundred points.

Criteria and maxima derive directly from the published scoring rules. Weights are set by the CANM RAI governance group — never by sponsors.

How a profile is readtwo results per domain

Each pillar reports what a site can do and how much of that claim is backed by evidence. The two never collapse into one number: a strong capability result with thin evidence is still "Not Yet Measured".

Capability result

Points earned ÷ points available among measured criteria only. Projected onto the pillar's grading scale once evidence coverage reaches 60%.

Evidence-maturity result

Measured maximum ÷ pillar maximum. Missing indicators reduce coverage — they are never entered as zero. Profile confidence (A–D) is coverage across all three pillars.

The four bandsbands describe evidence, not rank
  • EstablishedCoverage ≥ 40% and performance ≥ 75% of the measured maximum.
  • DevelopingCoverage ≥ 40% and performance between 50% and 75%.
  • ConstrainedCoverage ≥ 40% and performance below 50% — a signal for directed support, not a penalty.
  • Not Yet MeasuredCoverage below 40%. No capability claim is made until the domain's inputs are validated.

02 · Live readiness profile builder

One site,
scored transparently.

Pick any institution in the scoring-ready base, see exactly which inputs the data supports, then edit any variable to explore a scenario. Everything recomputes instantly from the published rules.

Readiness profileperformance vs evidence coverage

Performance · % of measured max   Evidence coverage · % of pillar max

Criteria breakdownevery scored line, with its rule
What would move this profilevalidate first, then improve

03 · Evidence coverage

What the base
already knows.

Coverage of the 68 questionnaire variables across the 249-institution scoring-ready base. Blank means unavailable or awaiting validation — never zero.

Variable coverage% of 249 institutions populated · grouped by pillar
Province snapshotcurrent centres with any RAI inputs · mean completeness

04 · Governance

Five gates before
any publication.

The platform is at Gates 1–2 today. Access validation, stress-testing and controlled publication follow — in that order.

Principlesnon-negotiable rules of the index
    Partnerswhat sponsors can support — and must not do

    Can support

    • Data infrastructure: site surveys, indicator collection, refresh cycles.
    • Validation of unmeasured domains (workforce FTE, supply logs, travel-time modelling).
    • Pilot cohort costs for the 6–10 sites, on a supported-improvement basis.
    • Methodological review through the governance group's open process.

    Must not

    • Set or influence weights, thresholds or band cut-offs.
    • Receive site-level scores or a ranking, in any form.
    • Condition support on a site's result or product footprint.
    • Publish or cite readiness results outside controlled publication (Gate 5).

    05 · Methodology

    Every rule,
    in the open.

    The 72 scoring rules, the methodology boundaries used to build the base, and the three grading scales — exactly as published.

    Scoring rulesScoring_Rules_Clean · 72 rules
    Methodology assumptionsboundaries applied to the base
    README notesscoring-ready database · V1

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