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In order to improve the quality of life of dialysis patients, I developed a dialysis unit and a concept for a partnerless home haemodialysis, which comprises that patients daily conduct their dialysis at home while being monitored by a telemedicine centre. The dialysis unit is designed in such a way that it is mobile on journeys and that its high degree of usability reduces the fear of operating errors. Home haemodialysis offers patients not only a self-determined, independent, and flexible form of dialysis but is also a way of dealing with the growing number of dialysis patients and the probable increase in costs for the healthcare systems.
Fachhochschule Potsdam
University of Applied Sciences
Potsdam, Germany
Stephan Müller
Berlin, Germany