Streamliners has commissioned expert advisory firm Sapere to do a case study on the role that HealthPathways played in the New South Wales and New Zealand during the COVID-19 response.

I’m writing to our valued community members and stakeholders to outline changes we’re making to ensure a secure future for Streamliners and the HealthPathways Community.

We’re planning to hold a HealthPathways Conference in May 2024. Please save the date and we’ll be in touch with more information soon.

We're delighted to share this news from The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners about Wellington GP and HealthPathways Regional Group Clinical Advisor Justine Lancaster, who has been awarded Distinguished Fellowship.

We're delighted to welcome NHS Wales to the HealthPathways Community, and we’re sharing the good news with local media.

The Dartford, Gravesham & Swanley Community HealthPathways team share their thoughts about why HealthPathways is needed, and their plans for their implementation.

The first instance of Hospital HealthPathways in the northern hemisphere is going well, in a combined Community and Hospital HealthPathways implementation in North Cumbria, in the northwest of England.

The Te Pae Hauora o Ruahine o Tararua | MidCentral Community and Hospital HealthPathways teams are realising their vision for seamless pathways of care, as they integrate the programmes with combined governance, shared priorities, and strong relationships.

We’ve recently made some changes in the HealthPathways Community Success team, with three new community success managers to help community members get the most out of their HealthPathways programmes.

As the HealthPathways Community continues to grow and mature, we’re making some internal Streamliners team changes to better support members.

A holistic pathway about caring for people with disabilities reflects the lived experience and community connections of the Western Australia HealthPathways team.

HealthPathways has played an essential role in helping local health systems to get COVID-19 policy into practice across New Zealand and Australia.

In a new podcast series “Building an integrated Health and Care system”, Dr David Hambleton explores what it takes to build an integrated health and social care system, what challenges you will face along the way, and what mistakes to avoid.

Recently, Len Richards, then Chief Executive of the Cardiff and Vale University Health Board (UHB), strongly endorsed the Cardiff and Vale HealthPathways programme and the progress made by the local team. Here we share Len’s update.

North Cumbria HealthPathways are building on the success of their Community HealthPathways programme, now building a combined implementation with North Cumbria Hospital HealthPathways.