The integrated SentrySuite™ software platform provides quality feedback in real-time to help ensure that tests are being conducted correctly, reducing the chance of user or patient errors.

• Colored guidance bar for in test exhalation time and plateau recognition
• Check marks indicate successful test completion
• Displays patient real-time breathing spirogram and flow-volume curve
• System guidance helps coach the clinician through each maneuver
• Quality checks include ATS/ERS, NIOSH, and Office Spirometry standards

Incentives can be useful for children (or anyone, for that matter) that might benefit from a visual cue to encourage performing the maneuver better. Ten animation programs including candles, speedometer, bowling pins, levitating octo-tube ball, Icarus in flight, and of course, our famous flying toasters!

With SentrySuite™, clinicians adjust the difficulty level of each incentive maneuver based on a percent of predicted VC, which can be very useful for patients learning how to perform spirometry. The process is simple:

1. First, lower the difficulty level to coach the patient on how to perform the proper peak flow (blast out maneuver).
2. Second, increase the difficulty level to coach the patient on performing a prolonged expiratory maneuver that is required to meet the ATS standards.

SentrySuite™ reporting capabilities are flexible and vast, as we aspire to keep pace with ever-advancing physician needs. Standard reports include those that meet the ATS/ERS recommendations, including the reporting of Z-score. NIOSH has its own report guidelines, and that report is standard in SentrySuite™ as well. Trending patient data over numerous visit dates is also key to good patient care, and with SentrySuite™, we have made this task as easy as clicking the mouse button. Trend data is shown both graphically over time and in a concise tabular view.

Not all physicians can go to a reading station to interpret patient data, which is why the SentrySuite™ Mobile Review app was created. With Mobile Review, doctors may interpret results on a home PC, tablet, or even their phone.