Territory Kidney Care (TKC) is a clinical decision support system (CDSS) that integrates data from primary and tertiary care to streamline clinician workflows. TKC is unique as a CDSS tool through its validated dynamic, algorithm-based phenotyping. It utilises a service-oriented architecture to connect to pre-existing participating health platforms, automatically and securely transferring clinical data. TKC is an important tool for clinicians due to its ability to classify individuals by CKD risk and activate surveillance for timely intervention. It has been validated not only for CKD but also for adaptability to T2DM, hypertension, and CVD, with detection exhibiting high diagnostic accuracy, surpassing traditional administrative codes in identifying chronic disease.

This evaluation focuses on its implementation at an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service (ACCHS) in the Northern Territory (NT), capturing challenges related to electronic systems and uptake. This study underscores the importance of integrating decision support systems into workflows and allocating resources for implementation. Lessons from TKC's implementation can inform the rollout of similar tools in diverse healthcare settings.

During this presentation a demonstration of TKC will be provided to those in attendance.