INDUSTRY FIELD GUIDE
Mobile health screening station setup records for AI
A mobile service can demonstrate setup and equipment inventory while leaving individual screenings private.
NAICS 621999 · All Other Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services
A mobile service can demonstrate setup and equipment inventory while leaving individual screenings private. Census includes independent health screening services in this industry. Build a mock station, label the equipment and use an original setup checklist. U.S. Census ambulatory services scope
Record a closed-room training setup with inert props. Give two mock sites similar names and a sign-off for just one station. Ask which items are visible and which record confirms setup for the selected site. Include a missing label so the reviewer can score visibility and identification separately.
Use consenting adult staff and owned equipment. Keep real screening sessions, test results, names, insurance records and bystanders out. Document filming and intended reuse permissions.
Describe a staged screening setup
Original Fiund exercise
A station sign-off must match the site, while an obscured prop stays unidentified
An original closed-room setup uses empty containers and inert blocks at fictional sites. No screening session, medical device operation, person being screened or result is represented.
| Record | Source | What it records |
|---|---|---|
| MS1 | Site A setup clip | Station A1: visible inert props P1 and P2. Third prop label hidden; no reviewer-confirmed identity. |
| MS2 | Setup checklist | Signed original mock checklist names site A/station A1 and confirms P1/P2 checks. Does not identify the hidden prop. |
| MS3 | Site A-Annex packet | Similar name, distinct station A2. Attached checklist still names A1; no A2 sign-off supplied. |
Question for the model
Which station has matching setup documentation, and can either the checklist or site-name similarity resolve the hidden prop and A2 sign-off?
Show the reference answer and checks
MS1 and MS2 align site A/station A1 with visible P1/P2 and their stated sign-off. MS2 supplies no hidden-prop identity, so that item remains unidentified. MS3's station A2 differs from the signed A1 target despite the similar site name, leaving its setup review unmatched. Keep observed inventory and signed review scope distinct without declaring a real screening station ready or making an equipment-safety judgment.
- Using a neighboring station's signed checklist as setup confirmation.
- Inferring an obscured prop's identity from a checklist that does not name it.
Fields to preserve
- Site and station IDs
- Defines the setup target.
- Visible prop label and occlusion
- Supports observed inventory.
- Checklist target and signed scope
- Limits administrative confirmation.
Test another case
Add a second angle identifying the hidden prop as P3 while keeping it outside the signed checklist. Require identity to resolve without inventing sign-off.
Use owned props and consenting adults with location and reuse approval. Exclude actual screening, insurance records and bystanders.
Discuss a contribution
Describe the sources you control, the task they could support and what has already been checked. Use the existing-data assessment for an archive or the collection brief for a new recording project. The contributor agreement defines Fiund’s licensing authority and compensation. A guide or fictional exercise does not establish an accepted collection or a sale.