Quality and reporting
The audit falls out of the charting.
Departments are asked how long their circuits last, whether prescriptions were verified, and how they compare with the rest of the group. Because the safety checks, filter changes and hourly observations are already structured fields, the reports come out of them directly — no second data entry, no parallel audit form.
Four reports
01 — BENCHMARKING
This location against the network
- Every location compared on the same process indicators
- Monthly trend series
- Ranking of the strongest performers
- Distribution by machine, anticoagulation and mode
02 — CENTRE REPORT
One centre in depth
- Process compliance across the safety indicators
- Circuit life — average, median, maximum, clotting rate
- Dose delivery, prescribed against delivered
- Complications and per-location breakdown
03 — PATIENT OUTCOMES
What happened to the patients
- Renal recovery against continued therapy
- Survival, mortality and length of stay
- Therapy duration and assessments per patient
- Process quality grouped by outcome group
04 — QUALITY REPORT
Safety and equipment
- Safety metrics graded into bands
- Machine usage distribution
- Anticoagulation types
- Filter discontinuation reasons
What is measured
Process indicators, recorded as part of the shift.
Not a separate audit questionnaire — these are the safety checks a nurse already confirms, stored as structured fields and measured against the targets the department sets.
Prescription verified
Connections secure
Tubing labelled
Dressing compliant
Ultrafiltrate clear
Nursing understanding
How it reaches people
- Scoped — every report bounded by the reader's place in the organisation
- Comparable — one canonical unit stored, converted for display
- Clean — drafts and deleted records excluded from every figure
- Actionable — each role opens on the items needing follow-up
- Exportable — entry tables and the audit trail to CSV
What this is not
These reports let a department measure its own practice and compare its own sites. They are not evidence that using this software improves outcomes, and we do not present them that way.
If a claim of that kind is ever made, it will be because it has been measured in a study we can point to.
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