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Central Coast Clinical Lead awarded an Order of Australia

Central Coast Clinical Lead awarded an Order of Australia
We would like to congratulate Dr Phil Godden OAM who was recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List this week for his service to medicine and to the community.
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ACT & Southern NSW HealthPathways launched by the Minister of Health

ACT & Southern NSW HealthPathways launched by the Minister of Health
In May, Minister for Health, Simon Corbell officially launched the ACT & Southern NSW HealthPathways website with 70 live pathways for general practice.
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New Search Function added to all HealthPathways websites

New Search Function added to all HealthPathways websites
An enhanced Search function has been introduced to all HealthPathways sites. When users type in a keyword a list of similar words or phrases, found in a range of pathways, is provided.
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Community Resources section restructured

Community Resources section restructured
It's now easier to find help resources, case studies, and reports on the HealthPathways Community website. We recently restructured the Resources section based on specific user needs
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Emergency updates to HealthPathways websites

From time to time, including outside of normal office hours, an emergency update may need to be added to a HealthPathways home page. Streamliners have established a protocol to ensure updates are made quickly and consistently.
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ACT & Southern NSW HealthPathways goes live

ACT & Southern NSW HealthPathways goes live
On 13 April 2015, ACT & Southern NSW HealthPathways went live with 58 localised pages
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Canterbury DHB CEO praises HealthPathways success

Canterbury DHB CEO praises HealthPathways success
Recently Canterbury District Health Board's CEO, David Meates highlighted the strength of our HealthPathways community, in his weekly update to CDHB staff.
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Australian reforms and Primary Health Networks

Australian reforms and Primary Health Networks
The recent primary care reforms in Australia have affected many of our HealthPathways colleagues in the form of preparing their bids, a period of uncertainty, and now the reality of winding up the old Medicare Locals and creating or joining the new Primary Health Networks.
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Call for HealthPathways regions to participant in Urology Survey

Call for HealthPathways regions to participant in Urology Survey
In April, the Canterbury DHB intends to launch an online survey on the management of urinary incontinence in women. The survey team is interested to hear if any other regions would like to be involved in this study.
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Welcome aboard Illawarra Shoalhaven

Welcome aboard Illawarra Shoalhaven
HealthPathways Illawarra Shoalhaven officially launched their work program on 23-24 February in Kiama.
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Mackay HealthPathways Forum

Mackay HealthPathways Forum
This week, members of Mackay's local healthcare sector came together at the Integrated Mackay HealthPathways Forum.
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South Western Sydney kicks off their HealthPathways journey

South Western Sydney kicks off their HealthPathways journey
Last week South Western Sydney held a two-day seminar and workshop to introduce HealthPathways to nearly 100 local health practitioners.
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New staff join the HealthPathways Writing Team

New staff join the HealthPathways Writing Team
The HealthPathways Writing Team has rapidly grown, with eight new technical writers joining the team since November last year.
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HealthPathways Implementation Consultancy

Juanita Gibson is moving from her current role as Manager of HealthPathways at Streamliners, to become an independent consultant offering extra support and expertise in pathway development, implementation, maintenance, and review.
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HealthPathways features in the NZ Medical Journal

A review paper on HealthPathways and a paper of an online survey of the website's use and effectiveness in Canterbury were published in the latest issue of the New Zealand Medical Journal.
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