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Dialysis & Renal Care

This journey walks through the dialysis unit in Veona, one task at a time, in plain language. Dialysis is renal-replacement therapy — a machine cleaning the blood for a patient whose kidneys cannot. Read it top to bottom to follow the whole story, from preparing the unit to billing a treatment, or open just the guide you need — every page links to the previous and next steps so you can follow the trail.

Along the way you will meet Halima Sani, a dialysis nurse who runs the unit day to day; Dr. Okonkwo, the nephrologist (kidney physician) who enrols patients and writes their prescriptions; and the referring clinicians elsewhere in the hospital who send patients to renal care.

  1. Set Up the Dialysis Chairs and Machines
  2. Receive a Renal Referral From the Chart
  3. Enrol a Patient and Write the Dialysis Prescription
  4. Schedule a Patient’s Recurring Sessions
  5. Run a Dialysis Session and Record It
  6. Bill a Dialysis Session and Feed Pulse