The HealthPathways Research and Evaluation Hub now includes an evaluation framework to further support the HealthPathways Community. The first Annual Report for the Research and Evaluation Hub is also now available.

The video of the introductory webinar about Hospital HealthPathways held on Thursday March 25 is now available to view.

The COVID-19 lockdown may have prevented the party, but didn’t dent the pride of the Western Sydney Community HealthPathways team when they celebrated attaining 500 pages in May.

A highly engaged clinical editor group, efficient page localisation process, and strong local champions have been instrumental in establishing the Midland Region Community HealthPathways programme.

Hunter New England and Central Coast PHN have recently adapted a tool developed by our NHS partners NECS to monitor the status of general practice and aged residential care facilities in the region.

The HealthPathways Northern Territory team have passed their 300 page milestone and have 400 pages well in sight. A strong emphasis on productivity and partnership yields results the team are proud of.

The HealthPathways Murrumbidgee team reached their 100 clinical pathways milestone in February and clinicians are enjoying the increased access to localised guidance.

The new Western Queensland HealthPathways team has already demonstrated their ability to meet challenges head-on.

In a recent webinar arranged by the Australian Department of Health, HealthPathways was praised for being “the clearest place to get everything you want” about managing patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The new Research and Evaluation Hub provides useful resources, guidance, and support to help evaluate HealthPathways performance.

There have been some changes in the Streamliners Community and Programme Support team over the past months. We’ve appointed a new Community Success Manager, and a Research and Evaluation Hub Manager.

HealthPathways has leveraged its global community to rapidly develop and share COVID-19 guidance for general practice teams across 45 health jurisdictions.

We welcome the combined HealthPathways Whanganui & MidCentral NZ team, who have shared 600 national pathways with local health practitioners, and are now turning their attention to the localisation process.

With 50 clinical pages live within six months of launch, the HealthPathways Cardiff and Vale team are going strong and have 100 on the horizon.

The HealthPathways West Moreton team shares a strong commitment to keeping local general practitioners engaged, and plans their pathway development programme with local needs in mind.