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There are countless ways that PATHS can improve the patient and practitioner experience.
PATHS perspective on caregiver education, continuity, and the future of dementia navigation
How many software companies originate from a love story? PATHS did.
A plain-language breakdown of the Ambulatory Specialty Model and why cardiology practices should start preparing now.
A Practical Step Toward Smarter, More Sustainable Learning
Every day, providers, clinical leaders, and patients are out there treading water–mentally, emotionally, financially. And what are we handing them? Resources that are wrong, ill-timed, or not relevant to their actual problems.
There may be times when you want to reuse content that you've already created in PATHS—whether you're pulling videos from an asset library Path, duplicating a document Step about a diagnosis for a new patient, or simply repurposing content across different programs.
If you have a collection of videos, documents, audio files, or images that you’d like to reuse across multiple Paths, one of the easiest ways to manage this is by creating a dedicated "Library Path."
Don't get bogged down by details, if your Paths need quizzes you don't have to write those from scratch, use ChatGPT to make a list of questions and answers easily.
We wait until patients are sick, overwhelmed, or back in the ER—then we step in. But what if we stopped waiting? What if we built the guardrails patients actually need?
Dr. Farmer understood something about medicine that some in the field seemed to forget, but it was crystal clear to the legion of patients and families who trusted her.
Patient education is a crucial component of quality healthcare. It empowers patients to take control of their health and make informed decisions about their treatment.
On January 29, 2025, PATHS partnered with ScaleHealth to host an engaging and insightful webinar featuring Dr. Lee Sharma, OB/GYN and long-time PATHS partner.
In the evolving landscape of healthcare, patient outcomes are paramount. Empowering patients with the knowledge and understanding to actively participate in their care can significantly impact those outcomes.
In today's healthcare landscape, patient education has evolved beyond pamphlets and brochures. Structured paths have emerged as a patient-centric approach that offers numerous advantages for educating and engaging patients effectively.
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