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Remote Treatment Monitoring with the Tablo Hemodialysis System
Michael Aragon, MD1, Aaron Carrano, MBA1
1 Outset Medical, San Jose, CA
BACKGROUND:• Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, a critical need
emerged to reduce patient proximity during care.
• Remotely viewing dialysis treatments in real-timecould improve efficiency when treating COVID-19patients.
• The Tablo® Hemodialysis System is an all-in-onesystem that is easy to learn and use and isconnected and intelligent.
• Sensors track over 500K data points per treatmentwhich are securely and wirelessly transmitted inreal-time to the cloud.
• The Tablo System streams machine and treatmentdata in real-time to Tablo Cloud. Tablo Cloud’sscalable architecture processes streaming data andmakes it available via API to TabloHub.
• Users can access their treatment data anytime,anywhere using TabloHub.
OBJECTIVE:• To report on the accelerated deployment of remote, near real-time treatment monitoring
capability on TabloHub to help clinicians treat COVID-19 patients.
METHODS:• User needs were developed though an iterative human-centered design approach that involved
multiple user interviews and product feedback.
• Machine and treatment time-series data were combined to give a comprehensive view oftreatment performance.
• A new API (Application Programing Interface) was developed to transmit, display and interactwith data.
CONCLUSION:
The robust and flexible data set in the Tablodata ecosystem combined with Outset Medical’shuman centered design approach enabled the rapiddevelopment of remote treatment monitoring to meetthe urgent needs of users.
RESULTS:• Users identified and prioritized five critical areas of
treatment data needing to be monitored: alarms,pressures, UF, blood flow rate, and remaining treatmenttime.
• All the data required to support monitoring were readilyavailable in Tablo Cloud.
• In approximately three months we conducted userneeds analysis, developed a prototype, completed finaldevelopment, and testing.
The multi-card view displays live data from multiple Tablo Systems simultaneously.
TabloCloud
Cards expand to display previously recorded treatment data