Update Wednesday 14 July 2021

Here’s the video of the introductory webinar for health system professionals in the United Kingdom that was held last Wednesday 7 July. 

You can also review Q&As from the webinar.

If you’re based in the United Kingdom and would like to chat further about Community HealthPathways, please contact Dr David Hambleton (david.hambleton@streamliners.co.nz) or Mark Girvan (mgirvan@nhs.net)

If you know of other health system professionals in the United Kingdom who may be interested in Community HealthPathways, please share this update.

Wednesday 9 June 2021

On Wednesday 7 July we’ll present an introductory webinar about Community HealthPathways for health system professionals in the United Kingdom.

Dr David Hambleton will facilitate the webinar and introduce the concept behind HealthPathways. There will be a live demonstration of HealthPathways by Dr Helen Horton (GP Lead North Cumbria). Kate Hudson (Chief Finance Officer/Chief Officer for South Tyneside CCG) will talk about the return on investment seen in South Tyneside. The webinar will conclude with a discussion by a panel of health professionals who have HealthPathways in their health and social care systems.

After the webinar, we’ll share the video with attendees and other interested parties.

Register for the webinar on the link below, or find out more about Community HealthPathways.

Dr David Hambleton (david.hambleton@healthpathwayscommunity.org) or Mark Girvan (mgirvan@nhs.net) are happy to chat with you further about Community HealthPathways in the United Kingdom.

If you know of other health system professionals in the United Kingdom who may be interested in Community HealthPathways, please share this update.

Webinar: Community HealthPathways in the United Kingdom
Wednesday 7 July, 9.00 am to 10.30 am BST (8.00 pm to 9.30 pm NZDT)

Register Here

About Community HealthPathways

Community HealthPathways (CHP) provides primary care clinicians with access to a suite of locally-agreed pathways covering assessment, management, and referral to community and hospital care services.
The pathways are agreed between primary and secondary care clinicians, based on evidence-based guidance, and reflect "how we do things around here".

They facilitate informed decisions at the point of care, promote standardised ways of working, and support effective referrals to community and hospital care services.

For more information, see Community HealthPathways.

If you have any questions about this update, please have a chat with your lead writer.