The SpotOnHealth HealthPathways team has celebrated their first year of operation in Brisbane’s south.

Queensland’s West Moreton HealthPathways is now well on the way to implementation, following a recent launch and workshop event.

Recruiting the right people is critical to the success of your HealthPathways programme. Use the HealthPathways Team Recruitment Pack on the HealthPathways Community website to help you build and grow your HealthPathways team.

On Thursday 5 July 2018, the ACT & Southern NSW HealthPathways team celebrated publishing 400 pathways at an event attended by health professionals, consumers, and representatives from four partner organisations: COORDINARE – South Eastern NSW PHN, Capital Health Network – ACT PHN, ACT Health, and Southern NSW Local Health District (LHD).

The HealthPathways Western Australia team demonstrates how smart engagement strategies yield results, celebrating their 400-pathway milestone in style.

Slides, resources, and video recordings from many of the HealthPathways Conference presentations are now available on the HealthPathways Community website.

Targeting non-clinical staff in GP practices is a great way to increase utilisation of HealthPathways, says South Tyneside HealthPathways coordinator.

Posters from the 2018 HealthPathways Conference are now available on the HealthPathways Community website for all to view, and some may be developed into written case studies.

HealthPathways Northern Territory, launched in Darwin on 31 May, is helping overcome the challenges of distance and diversity in this expansive region.

We’re delighted to announce the appointment of Margie McLeod as Regional Forum Facilitator. Margie’s first steps will be to put the structure and processes in place for the Regional Forums, and will soon be in touch with regions about this.

The 12 HealthPathways regions in NSW and ACT have demonstrated collaboration in action by jointly promoting HealthPathways to general practitioners and other health professionals at the General Practice Conference and Exhibition (GPCE) in Sydney in late May.

What makes a leader? At the 2018 HealthPathways Conference in Newcastle, Dr Louise Delaney points out that when GPs step up to do something that needs to be done, this “accidental leadership” is enabling significant change. The “Clinical Editors as Clinical Leaders” workshop has been running today and yesterday and is linked to the Conference Learning Module for Clinical Editors.

We’re delighted to announce the appointment of five Regional Group Clinical Advisors to provide extra leadership and support within their HealthPathways regional groups across New Zealand, Australia, and the United Kingdom.

Don't miss the opportunity to try out a working prototype of the new mobile-friendly HealthPathways platform at this year’s 2018 HealthPathways Conference.

Don’t miss hearing Dr Kelvin Kong speak about changing lives through solving ear health problems, working with Australian Indigenous children in the Hunter New England Health system.