AUGUST 2024

Click on this link for the latest list of COVID-19 HealthPathways

SITE USAGE
Site usage continues to rise. In comparing the 2023/24 business year with the previous one the session usage has increased 18% and page views 10%.   

To track the usage for each quarter click on the USAGE DATA, also located in the top menu bar.   

The site has been live since 21 Sept 2015.

PATHWAY DEVELOPMENT
662 pathways are now published. Click on localised pathways to access.
To track pathways under development click on PATHWAY PROGRESS in the top menu bar.  

EVALUATION OF HEALTHPATHWAYS RESPONSE TO THE BUSHFIRE & INITIAL COVID-19 PANDEMIC 
Joint evaluation by ACT & Southern NSW and Illawarra Shoalhaven regions.

EVALUATION OF LOCAL LUNG CANCER HEALTHPATHWAYS
Quantifying Care against the Optimal Care Pathway for People with Lung Cancer, 28 June 2021 Final Report 

SHORT TERM EVALUATION REPORT
This is our HPWIS Short Term Evaluation Report for the period 2015 - 2017.

HEALTHPATHWAYS COMMUNITY EVALUATION PUBLICATIONS
This is the link to the publication database for the whole HealthPathways Community.

The latest publications are:

• The value and impact of HealthPathways in the COVID-19 response, published Aug 2023
• The Canterbury Initiative - implementation of integration, published Apr 2022.

These are Australian Health Review publications of note for the Australian HealthPathways Community:
1. 4-year journey of Hunter and New England HealthPathways, published Feb 2017 
2. HealthPathways improving access to care in Barwon, Victoria, published Feb 2018
3. Implementing Healthpathways across Queensland, a case study, published in May 2019.

GP CLINICAL EDITORS
Drs Jan Hogbin and Soli Duveaux joined our team in 2017 whilst Dr Rebecca Goodman came on board in 2020. To view the team and other key contributors click here or on the TEAM in the top menu bar.

Looking for clinical pathways and referral information:

The HPWIS Team appreciates and thanks the District Clinical Divisions and Departments for their advice. ISLHD Clinical Stream Directors and other specialists are providing oversight on clinical pathways.

Our GP Clinical Editors spend time with these clinicians to ensure pathways are localised expediently and with the latest medical assessment and management information. ISLHD Clinical Nursing and Allied Health professionals are also providing tremendous support to ensure the advice and request/referral pages and support information reflect current service provisions.

The COORDINARE and ISLHD partnership is ensuring GPs, specialists and other health professionals are working together with patients at the centre of the discussions and developments.