HealthPathways WA is a web-based portal with information on referral and management pathways helping clinicians to navigate patients through the complex primary, community and acute health care system in Western Australia.  

HealthPathways WA is designed to be used at the point of care by general practitioners.

Dr Sue Jackson, HealthPathways WA Lead Clinical Editor, presented the RACGP webinar video 'Creating Effective HealthPathways'.

​See an example screenshot of the anorexia nervosa pathway in HealthPathways WA. These pathways have been designed for use during consultation and are jointly developed by consensus and collaboration between hospital clinicians and general practice teams.

You can see a report of which pathways we are currently working on, and filter to find a clinical stream or look for a specific pathway. Type into the white boxes at the top of the report and hit Enter on your keyboard.

• More about using this report.
• See the full list of pathways we are currently working on (new window).

More information

• The HealthPathways Community website (new window) has information about all organisations implementing HealthPathways across Australia and New Zealand.
• Read more about HealthPathways WA.

This site is managed by the WA Primary Health Alliance (WAPHA).

Please email the WA HealthPathways Coordinator if you would like to organise a visit to your practice or assistance downloading the shortcut on your desktop.

Already have a login? Connect to HealthPathways WA.

Health professionals can use the form above to request login details.

Contact the WA HealthPathways Coordinator if you would like to:

• Join a Pathway Development Team
• Request a pathway to be localised or developed
• Make a suggestion or send us feedback.

Find out how you can receive CPD points for participating in the HealthPathways project.

We are currently working on the following clinical streams: 

• Cancer Screening, Orthopaedics, Older Adults' Health, Gynaecology, Gastroenterology, Nephrology, Dermatology and Rheumatology. 

Watch the HealthPathways WA YouTube video (new window).