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Includes regional PHN data snapshot, key PIP QI measures, and a data-cleansing focus on “Indicated CKD with No Diagnosis.” Provides CAT4 filtering and reporting steps for identifying active patients by eGFR and ACR staging, including clinical action plan coding guidance.","Kidney Health\nPIP Quarter:        \u0003☐\u0004 Feb-Apr          \u0003☐\u0004 May-Jul           \u0003☐\u0004 Aug-Oct         \u0003☐\u0004 Nov-Jan\nPDSA Example\nA sample activity using the PDSA Template to illustrate how to structure your quality improvement activity.\nPDSA Template\nThe template to complete and store (for audit purposes) as part of your activity, guiding you through each stage of the PDSA cycle.\nCAT Recipe\nA step-by-step guide for filtering your patient cohort and running activity reports in CAT4 to support your activity.\nKidney Health: A Silent Killer with No Cure\nChronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is a significant and growing health burden, often under-recognised in its early stages. Accurate clinical coding is essential to ensure that patients receive appropriate care, are captured in practice recalls, and are eligible for relevant MBS items.\nChronic kidney disease (CKD) is twice as common as diabetes.\nThe number of Australians requiring treatment for kidney failure has doubled in the last 20 years.\nCKD contributes to 1 in 6 hospitalisations across the country.\n3 in 4 Australian adults have at least one risk factor for CKD.\n1 in 10 Australians and 1 in 5 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults (aged 18 and over) are living with signs of CKD.\nWhen detected early and managed appropriately, kidney function decline can be reduced by up to 50%.\nPHN Data Snapshot\nRenal impairment patients in our region: 8,190\nTotal active patients across our region: 514,173\nHigh blood pressure prevalence in our region: 23.54% (compared to QLD average of 23.07%)\nRelevant PIP QI Measures\nQIM1 – Proportion of patients with diabetes with a current HbA1c result\nQIM8 – Proportion of patients with the necessary risk factors assessed to enable CVD assessment\nQIM10 – Proportion of patients with diabetes with a recorded blood pressure result\nLet’s Start with Clean Data\nBefore targeting the above PIP QI measures, let’s ensure the foundational data is accurate. This month’s PDSA activity focuses on:\n“Indicated CKD with No Diagnosis” – a data cleansing activity to identify patients who meet clinical criteria for CKD but do not yet have a coded diagnosis in their record. Ensuring these patients are correctly coded means they’ll be included in chronic disease registers, recalls, and eligible Medicare item tracking.\nOptional Extra:\u000bIf your practice has capacity, consider also running the “Indicated Diabetes with No Diagnosis” report. This is entirely optional and at your discretion.\nResources\n\u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.kidney.org.au\" \u0014https://www.kidney.org.au\u0015\n\u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://kidney.org.au/your-kidneys\" \u0014https://kidney.org.au/your-kidneys\u0015\n\u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://assets.kidney.org.au/resources/KHA-CKD-Handbook-5th-Ed-July2024.pdf\" \u0014https://assets.kidney.org.au/resources/KHA-CKD-Handbook-5th-Ed-July2024.pdf\u0015\n\u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://kidney.org.au/health-professionals/professional-development\" \u0014https://kidney.org.au/health-professionals/professional-development\u0015\nA PDSA cycle is a structured, step-by-step method that helps teams actively work through an improvement activity while also recording the process and outcomes for reflection and learning.\nPlease attach your data reports/results to this PDSA.\nA PDSA cycle is a structured, step-by-step method that helps teams actively work through an improvement activity while also recording the process and outcomes for reflection and learning.\nPlease attach your data reports/results to this PDSA.\nIdentify active patients indicated for CKD but have no coded diagnosis recorded\nFILTER STEPS\nOn the ‘General’ tab and select Activity ‘Active (3x in 2 yrs)’.\nNow all filter criteria have been set, please click on 'Recalculate' to apply the filter:\nTo see the full report, first minimise the filter panel by clicking on the                              in the top left corner.\nREPORT STEPS\nSelect the ‘Data Cleansing’ tab and then select the ‘Indicated CKD with No Diagnosis > Indicated’ subtabs.\nThe \"Indicated CKD with No Diagnosis > Indicated\" Report displays pa","cbCaiv3jVdeFiBcD","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiv3jVdeFiBcD","docx",648092,9,"English","en",105,"# PDSA Example and Template\n## PDSA purpose and audit storage\n# CAT Recipe for activity reporting in CAT4\n## Filtering patient cohort\n## Running activity reports\n# Kidney Health impact overview\n## CKD prevalence and risk factors\n## Benefits of early detection\n# PHN Data Snapshot and PIP QI measures\n## Regional patient counts\n## QIM1, QIM8, QIM10\n# PDSA activity: Let’s Start with Clean Data\n## Indicated CKD with No Diagnosis\n## Optional extra: Indicated Diabetes with No Diagnosis\n# CAT4 steps for identifying and exporting the report\n## Filter steps\n## Report steps and staging logic","[{\"question\":\"What is the main goal of the PDSA activity described for kidney health?\",\"answer\":\"The activity aims to improve data quality and identify patients who meet CKD clinical criteria but do not yet have a coded CKD diagnosis, so they can be captured in registers, recalls, and Medicare item tracking.\"},{\"question\":\"Which CAT4 report helps identify “Indicated CKD with No Diagnosis”?\",\"answer\":\"Use the “Indicated CKD with No Diagnosis \\u003e Indicated” report under the Data Cleansing tab to display patients based on combined eGFR and ACR results and the resulting indicated CKD staging.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the guidance handle patients with dialysis or incomplete CKD data in the report?\",\"answer\":\"Dialysis patients display as “level 5” CKD. 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