Dialysis ESRD

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9. Weak vs. strong documentation

Weak — does not survive

Why it fails

Strong — defensible

“Dialysis resident, stable.”

No access, no volume/dry-weight, no coordination, no skilled rationale.

The ESRD model note in §3: the access thrill/bruit and protection, the volume/dry-weight status, the dialysis coordination, and the reason daily renal observation was required.

“Went to dialysis.”

No post-dialysis assessment.

The post-dialysis model note in §3: tolerance, access site, post-dialysis weight/BP, and disequilibrium screen.

“Weight up.”

No overload assessment, no unit notification.

The overload model note in §4: the interdialytic gain with edema/crackles, the unit/provider notification, and the monitoring.

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