Home Oxygen Tester Working Group Needs & Purpose Survey Lung Saskatchewan has been hosting a Home Oxygen Working Group to provide a forum for oxygen testers to discuss current issues, emerging trends, and practice-related topics. At this time, we are undertaking a review of the group’s purpose to ensure meetings are a meaningful and effective use of participants’ time and lead to actionable outcomes.Your responses to the questions below will help inform the future role, focus, and structure of this working group Question Title * 1. What do you believe should be the primary purpose of an oxygen policy and practice working group in Saskatchewan? Share best practices across settings (acute, community, home care, rural/remote) Inform provincial policy or funding decisions Develop clinical guidance or recommendations (ie. testing procedures, oximeter brand etc.) Address patient safety and quality of care issues Improve system coordination and transitions of care Advocate for practice-informed policy change Other (please specify) Question Title * 2. What problem(s) related to oxygen therapy in Saskatchewan most urgently need a coordinated discussion? Question Title * 3. Which oxygen-related issues should be prioritized by this working group?(Select up to five) Access to oxygen in community or home settings Eligibility criteria or coverage policies Prescribing practices and accountability Discharge planning and transitions of care Rural, remote, or Indigenous community access Equipment availability, reliability, or vendor issues Patient education and self-management Pediatric vs adult oxygen care differences Oxygen for palliative or complex care patients Data, monitoring, and evaluation gaps Other (please specify) Question Title * 4. What tangible outcomes should come from working group meetings? (Select all that apply) Written recommendations or briefing notes Practice-informed policy guidance Identification of quick wins or system improvements Shared provincial principles or standards Clear next steps for advocacy or engagement Improved communication across disciplines and settings Other (please specify) Question Title * 5. How would you define a successful working group meeting? Question Title * 6. What role do you think this working group should primarily play? Advisory to government or health authorities Practice-based evidence and knowledge sharing Problem-solving specific system issues Advocacy and policy influence Other (please specify) Question Title * 7. Which stakeholders and professional roles are essential for an effective home oxygen working group? SHA Home O2 Testers SHA Managers - primary health SHA Directors SAIL Policy Analysts NIHB Health Care Professionals NIHB Policy Analysts Home Oxygen Companies (Careica, Prairie Oxygen, Medigas) Other (please specify) Question Title * 8. Is there a lead person from the SHA for home oxygen? No Unsure Yes Question Title * 9. What is your professional role and primary practice setting? RT RN LPN PT Other (please specify) Question Title * 10. I work in: Acute care - urban Acute care - rural Primary health/community health/home care - urban Primary health/community health/home care - rural Home oxygen company Federal/NIHB - urban Federal/NIHB - rural Other (please specify) Done