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Andrew T Gebhardt1, Arvind Mishra2
1Baxter Healthcare Corporation, Deerfield, Illinois, USA, andy_gebhardt@baxter.com.
Abstract:
The SHARESOURCE platform was designed to transform how clinicians approach dialysis by empowering them to focus on improving clinical decision making for their patients. Sharesource supports remote patient management through secure communication with Baxter's AMIA, HOMECHOICE CLARIA and KAGUYA peritoneal dialysis cyclers. Sharesource organizes and presents the treatment data to the clinician in a timely manner for assessment, allowing the clinician to review the treatment results, assess the therapy, and evaluate patient status and compliance. If the clinician determines that a change to the patient's therapy is required, Sharesource provides the clinician the ability to act on that assessment by updating the patient's device settings that can be communicated to the cycler in time for the patient's next treatment.
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