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Clinical decision-support tool

KDpredict

Kidney failure and mortality risk estimates to support clinician-patient conversations and shared care planning.

For clinical discussion support only. Not a diagnosis or replacement for clinical judgement.

Result preview

Adult CKD risk estimate

Stage G3b-G4

Kidney failure risk

2.9%

5 years

Risk level

Low

Mortality context

Shown alongside age/sex expected risk

Views

Patient + clinician

What it does

What KDpredict helps estimate

KDpredict is intended for adults with moderate to severe CKD (eGFR 15-45 / stage G3b or G4). It estimates kidney failure and mortality risk over 1-5 years to support careful clinical discussion.

1

Kidney failure risk

Estimate 1- to 5-year kidney failure risk for adults with moderate to severe CKD.

2

Mortality context

Show all-cause mortality estimates alongside age/sex expected risk to support broader planning conversations.

3

Patient and clinician views

Use a plain-language patient view or a more detailed clinician view for the same discussion.

Dual views

Patient and clinician views for the same conversation

Patient view

Your kidney health outlook

About 3 out of 100 similar people may develop kidney failure within 5 years.

Kidney risk level: LowQuestions you may want to ask

Patient view

Plain-language framing helps explain what the estimates mean, why uncertainty matters, and how results can support next-step planning with a kidney care team.

Clinician view

Kidney failure

2.9%

All-cause mortality

27.4%

Risk over timeAge/sex expected comparison

Clinician view

Clinical framing supports review of kidney failure risk, mortality context, assumptions, and discussion points while keeping judgment with the care team.

Important use note

KDpredict supports clinical discussion. It does not diagnose disease, determine treatment, or replace advice from a kidney care team. Always consider the full clinical context.

Start a kidney risk conversation with KDpredict

Use KDpredict to support shared discussions about risk, monitoring, and future care planning.