This documents sets out how implementing personalised stratified follow-up (PSFU) pathways tailored to individual needs offers huge benefits to patients and the NHS. Stratified follow up improves patient experience and quality of life for people following treatment for cancer, as well as making services more efficient and cost-effective.

This document sets out the detailed specification for the PSS11 Promoting Transplantation PSS CQUIN indicator, which forms part of the 2019/20 Prescribed Specialised Services Commissioning for Quality and Innovation (CQUIN) scheme.

Leading change The senior matron in the surgical division at Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust led on the redesign of clinical pathways for patients having elective orthopaedic arthroplasty procedures. The new pathways have resulted in improved outcomes, experiences and use of resources across the surgical division. Where to look The ward matron identified unwarranted […]

Leading change The Learning Disability and CAMHS Nursing Lead for schools across North Staffordshire Combined Healthcare NHS Trust led on the redesign and implementation of new service pathways for specialist children’s learning disability health services. This project has led to improved outcomes and experiences of those using the services as well as better provision of […]

This document sets out policy drivers and strategic context for transforming perinatal mental health care, as well as pathways to deliver transformation. It provides services with evidence on what works in perinatal mental health and case studies of positive practice.

Best practice timed pathways support the ongoing improvement effort to shorten diagnosis pathways, reduce variation, improve patient experience of care, and meet the Faster Diagnosis Standard (FDS). The guidance is intended for NHS organisations and their staff to adopt consistent, system-wide approaches to managing cancer diagnosis pathways and sets out how cancer diagnosis within 28 days can be achieved.

This document contains information on the Prescribed Services Commissioning for Quality and Innovation (CQUIN) scheme 2017-19: BI4 Improving Haemoglobinopathy Pathways through Operational Delivery Networks.

This document contains information on the Prescribed Services Commissioning for Quality and Innovation (CQUIN) scheme 2017-19: BI1 Improving Hepatitis C Virus treatment pathways through Operational Delivery Networks.

A presentation by Helen Hibbs, Chief Officer with Wolverhampton CCG, on patient-pathway related problems and solutions.