Key performance measure	Lesion detection rate
Description	Diagnostic yield of SBCE per indication
Domain	Identification of pathology
Category	Process
Rationale	Lesion detection reflects adequate inspection of the small-bowel mucosa Lesion detection rates by indication predict quality in SBCE
Construct	Denominator: All SBCEs performed Numerator: SBCEs which provide a diagnosis or a finding considered significant and related to the indication, including: – P2 and P1 lesions according to the Saurin classification for intestinal bleeding – ulceration, erosions, or strictures in the context of suspected/established Crohn disease – small-bowel tumors – small-bowel polyps Exclusions: None Calculation: Proportion (%) Level of analysis: Service level Frequency: Yearly and/or for a sample of 100 SBCEs
Standards	Minimum standard: ≥50% Target standard: ≥50% A written description and photodocumentation of significant lesions should be included in the report Overall diagnostic yields per indication should be audited. Variations from expected rates raise the possibility of suboptimal patient selection, procedure quality, and/or reading, and reporting After evaluation and adjustment, close monitoring should be performed with a further audit
Consensus agreement	100%
PICO number	1.2 (see Supporting information, CE file)
Evidence grading	Low-quality evidence