The Technical Integration Advisory Group invites nominations to fill three (3) vacant seats. Membership is open to anyone with experience and/or an understanding of technical integration. Nominations must be submitted by Monday 3 October.

The official launch of HealthPathways on the Central Queensland, Wide Bay, and Sunshine Coast brought together health professionals from across the local health system.

Just one week after its launch HealthPathways South Tyneside is already making a difference, with feedback on its pathways coming in thick and fast.

The HealthPathways WA team celebrated the completion of 150 pathways - including all their diabetes request pages - to coincide with Diabetes Week by fundraising on the theme of "Your Feet and Diabetes".

Real-time data is being provided to many of Canterbury’s HealthPathways users via an innovative online portal for Canterbury District Health Board (CDHB) staff that tracks bottlenecks and service availability.

Queensland’s HealthPathways teams got together to provide a significant presence at the region’s inaugural myPHN 2016 conference.

Evidence of whole of system change has been provided again in Canterbury thanks to a joint effort to tackle the increased demand for orthopaedic surgeons.

The Andrew London Trio is set to provide the soundtrack for the 2016 HealthPathways Conference, and that means a lot of smart humour combined with 40s-style swing.

It’s early days for HealthPathways South Tyneside, but the project is already set to make an impact in the local health system.

Today several updates were released in the HealthPathways Admin System (Dot), including a multi-region feedback filter and a new top-level menu for the HealthPathways Directory.

We’ve added a new “Expand All Drop-downs” button to the footer of all HealthPathways draft and live websites, which enables users to open or close all the drop down boxes within a pathway or referral page with just one click.

After just three years HealthPathways Sydney has become one of the first Australian sites to reach 400 pathways and one of only six regions in the HealthPathways Community to reach this milestone.

On 26 May 2016, Townsville hosted the first HealthPathways inter-regional meeting of coordinators in Queensland. The transformative event brought teams together from new and future HealthPathways regions Cairns and Sunshine Coast with their peers from Mackay and Townsville.

Coordinators in NSW took time out to meet their lead writer for the first time when she was recently in town for the Sydney North HealthPathways Symposium and Workshop.

Between 6-17 June a small team from Streamliners comprising Andy Froggatt, Dr Graham McGeoch, and Juanita Gibson will be in South Tyneside, North East England, helping the locals to get going with HealthPathways.