Background to the Hospital Pathways programme

Patient experience

Joanne Watson, clinical lead for the Point of Care Hospital Pathways programme, discusses how it has been working so far.

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Joanne Watson on her involvement in the Hospital Pathways programme

Joanne Watson discusses her background and her role as clinical lead for the Point of Care Hospital Pathways programme.

Examples of care pathways used in the Hospital Pathways programme

Joanne Watson, clinical lead for the Point of Care Hospital Pathways Programme, talks through examples of the care pathways from her own experience.

The future of the Hospital Pathways programme

Joanne Watson, clinical lead for The Point of Care Hospital Pathways programme, talks about what the future holds for the programme and what she hopes it will achieve.

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