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Think Kidneys and leading improvement in AKI“It’s in the water”

Richard Fluck

02/05/2023Think Kidneys AKI National Programme Closing Event

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Wisdom•Wisdom is the ability to think and act using knowledge, experience, understanding, common sense, and insight.

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The next phase

Articulate the vision

Person centred, reducing burden of AKI

Lead and inspire the community

Engage and be inclusive – Think Kidneys

Deliver evidence for change and of change

Using the data – the Registry and the MPI

Support, share and spread improvement

Patient Safety Collaboratives, Tackling AKI, NICE

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NICE AKI Quality Standard and Think Kidneys ResourcesStatement ResourceStatement 1 People who are at risk of acute kidney injury are made aware of the potential causes

The leaflets and public campaign ,CPPE campaign, CQuIN, discharge guidance and medications guides.

Statement 2 People who present with an illness with no clear acute component and 1 or more indications or risk factors for acute kidney injury are assessed for this condition.

Minimum contents of care bundles, resources for primary care, mental health and child health.

Statement 3 People in hospital who are at risk of acute kidney injury have their serum creatinine level and urine output monitored.

Secondary care matrix and algorithm

Statement 4 People have a urine dipstick test performed as soon as acute kidney injury is suspected or detected

Guidance for care homes

Statement 5 People with acute kidney injury have the management of their condition discussed with a nephrologist as soon as possible, and within 24 hours of detection, if they are at risk of intrinsic renal disease or have stage 3 acute kidney injury or a renal transplant.

Minimum contents for care bundles

Statement 6 People with acute kidney injury who meet the criteria for renal replacement therapy are referred immediately to a nephrologist or critical care specialist.

Guidance for paediatricians and minimum care bundles

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Resources in development

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Guide for ambulance staffDevelopment of a practical guide, eLearning and full

guidanceGuide for community staff

Development of a practical guide and full guidanceResources for undergraduate nurse educators

Slide sets, lesson plans and full guidance being developed

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02/05/2023Think Kidneys AKI National Programme Closing Event