The report Test Count vs Confirmed High-Risk Case Rate combines two key indicators in a single chart: the total number of tests performed over a given period and the rate of confirmed high-risk cases detected in that same interval.
How does this report work?
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Displays bars with the total number of tests performed over a period (day, month, or quarter).
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Overlays lines with the confirmed high-risk case rate (%).
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Enables observation of the relationship between the number of tests conducted and the relative frequency of risk events.
Available filters
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Date: define the analysis time range.
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Group: segment information by teams, shifts, or work areas.
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Grouping: view results monthly or quarterly to enable a more strategic focus.
Usefulness for HSE
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Helps identify trends over time, showing whether the risk rate increases or decreases relative to the number of tests.
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Facilitates evaluation of the impact of preventive measures applied in certain periods.
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Provides a strategic view, as monthly or quarterly grouping reveals more stable patterns less dependent on daily fluctuations.
Conclusion
The Test Count vs Confirmed High-Risk Case Rate report is a key tool for HSE teams seeking to analyze trends. By integrating volume and rate, it helps identify correlations and plan preventive measures with a more strategic approach.