Project will assess how new digital tools for CKD care are used in NWL general practice and whether they improve early detection, coding, and management of CKD.
The project will help improve care for people at risk of, or living with, chronic kidney disease (CKD). By checking
how well the new CKD tools in GP systems are being used, the evaluation will show whether they help staff
spot CKD earlier, keep patient records accurate, and make sure people receive the right tests and treatments.
Earlier identification means patients can take simple steps sooner to protect their kidney health. Better coding
and clearer records mean patients are less likely to be overlooked and more likely to get the regular checks
they need. The project will also show whether yearly urine tests or prescriptions of appropriate medicines are
happening more reliably.
By understanding what makes the tools easy or difficult for staff to use, the NHS can improve them and reduce
differences between practices. This helps ensure that all patients, no matter where they live, receive consistent,
high-quality care.