New sexual dysfunction pathway now available on HealthPathways
Sexual dysfunction is common, yet it remains an under-discussed area of health care. Concerns about sexual wellbeing can significantly affect quality of life, relationships, mental health, and overall wellbeing. To support clinicians across the Mid North Coast and Northern NSW in providing evidence-based, patient-centred care, a new Sexual Dysfunction Pathway has been developed in collaboration with
HealthPathways update – August 2026
Pictured: Murwillumbah, NSW HealthPathways offers clinicians locally agreed information to make the right decisions together with patients, at the point of care. The pathways are designed primarily for general practice teams, but are also available to specialists, allied health professionals, and other health professionals in your region. Check out the new, recently reviewed and
New Primary Health Care Branch of the NSW Nurses and Midwives Association established
A message from the NSW Nurses and Midwives’ Association (NSWNMA): A new Primary Health Care Branch of the NSW Nurses and Midwives’ Association (NSWNMA) has been established. This acknowledges that, for the first time, primary health care nurses have established a collective and recognised voice within both the NSWNMA and the Australian Nursing and
New HealthPathway supports early recognition & management of peripheral neuropathy
The new Peripheral Neuropathy HealthPathways page provides clear guidance for primary care clinicians managing patients with neuropathic symptoms. It supports early recognition, outlines key red flags, and helps clinicians decide when to investigate, manage, or refer. The pathway offers a practical approach to assessment, including focused history, examination, and first-line investigations. It highlights common and
HealthPathways update – July 2026
Pictured: Yamba, NSW HealthPathways offers clinicians locally agreed information to make the right decisions together with patients, at the point of care. The pathways are designed primarily for general practice teams, but are also available to specialists, allied health professionals, and other health professionals in your region. Check out the recently reviewed and updated
HealthPathways update – June 2026
Pictured: Port Macquarie, NSW HealthPathways offers clinicians locally agreed information to make the right decisions together with patients, at the point of care. The pathways are designed primarily for general practice teams, but are also available to specialists, allied health professionals, and other health professionals in your region. Check out the recently reviewed and
Weight management in adults: A broader, patient-centred approach
The Weight Management in Adults HealthPathway has been updated to reflect current evidence, national policy, and local service arrangements. This pathway has been localised for our region and developed in conjunction with local endocrinologists, general physicians and allied health clinicians. It places stronger emphasis on the complex biological, psychological, social and environmental determinants of weight.
New CPD features on HealthPathways: Register now for full access
Pictured: Bellingen, NSW. HealthPathways now offers built in tools that allow clinicians to easily record learning, save reflections, and generate RACGP or ACRRM ready CPD reports. To access the CPD tools, register for an individual HealthPathways account. Register to unlock: CPD report creation and export Automatic reflection capture Personalised learning notes A complete record
Improving endometriosis care: Updated guidance for GP management
The endometriosis HealthPathway has recently been updated to provide GPs with a comprehensive framework for the diagnosis and management of endometriosis. Key takeaways of the updated pathway include: ultrasound is now recommended as the first-line investigation to support diagnosis. Surgery is no longer required as an initial diagnostic step first-line hormonal therapy should be offered to
Nurse Re-entry Program: Host a nurse in your practice
The Nurse Re-entry Program is an Australian Government initiative supporting general practices to build their capability by hosting nurses in supervised placements. The program helps nurses who haven’t practised in the last 5-10 years to return to the workforce through paid, supervised placements in general practice. It also supports nurse practitioners transitioning into general practice.
HealthPathways update – March 2026
Pictured: Sawtell, NSW HealthPathways offers clinicians locally agreed information to make the right decisions together with patients, at the point of care. The pathways are designed primarily for general practice teams, but are also available to specialists, allied health professionals, and other health professionals in your region. Check out the new, recently reviewed and updated
Essential HealthPathways for residential aged care
Used across the health system, HealthPathways is a free, evidence based online resource developed by local clinicians for local clinicians, including RACH teams. It provides practical, localised guidance to support decision making and care for common resident needs including: Managing deterioration Cognitive decline End of life dupport Wound care Advance care planning  and much more…
