Nephrology Cockpit · Home Hemodialysis

Programme Status — Home HD

Thrice-weekly conventional
Targets: ISN · KDOQI 2015 · KDIGO 2017
In target Out of target HARD fixed target TREND KDIGO 2017 serial CEIL upper limit
Demo → Click a KPI to see which patients are out of range, then a patient to open their trend. City & cohort filters persist across all levels.
Programme
Tier 1 · Programme Quality Status

Adequacy & outcomes across the home-HD programme

KPI status — patients

Reading the bars: the green zone is the guideline target range; the navy tick is the programme value (% of patients in target for adequacy KPIs, cohort mean for lab KPIs). TREND KPIs (phosphate, calcium, PTH) follow KDIGO 2017 — assessed serially and together, not against a fixed cut-off — so their bars show direction toward range, not pass/fail.

Programme shape

━ Target ━ Programme
Tier 2 · Patients out of range

Kt/V

Patient roster — worst deviation first

Tier 3 · Patient deep-dive

HD-K-017

Kt/V

Last session — machine-captured

Session parameters

Data source: live from Fresenius 4008S per session · Labs: Lakhotia LIS / manual upload · Clinical targets: doctor-set, audit-logged
Remote escalation — what replaces bedside presence

Alert rules

Pilot · configured, not yet live · rollout Sept 2026
How it works: a threshold breach in the home raises an alert on the dashboard and routes a notification to the on-call clinician by their chosen channel. Escalation ladder and channels are configurable per programme. In a centre a technician is at the chairside; in the home this path is what carries the same signal to a clinician who can act.
Diagnex Nephrology Cockpit — Home Hemodialysis (thrice-weekly conventional). KPI targets anchored to Indian Society of Nephrology HD-unit guidance, KDOQI 2015 Hemodialysis Adequacy update, and KDIGO 2017 CKD-MBD update. Mineral-bone parameters (phosphate, calcium, PTH) are presented as trend-toward-range assessed serially and together, per KDIGO 2017 — not as fixed pass/fail targets. Demonstration dataset — representative values, clinically modelled to the stated targets; not real patient records.