Not everything needs to be face-to-face. Not everything can be digital. Each hybrid pathway is built to know the difference - from follow-up and monitoring to pre-procedure prep and more.
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Most outpatient pathways are still rigid - built around habit and calendar convention, not clinical need. Here's how to change that.
Each pathway captures structured outcomes at every stage - so clinical teams can see who's stable, who needs to come back in, and what the cohort looks like over time.
When a patient response triggers a review - a flagged score, an unexpected answer, a form that needs eyes on it - a task is created and routed to the right clinical team member. With the patient context already attached. Nothing falls through. No one has to go looking.
From proposed changes in April 2026, trusts can get paid £33 for every RTT clock stop that doesn't need a face-to-face appointment. The pathways below are how you build the infrastructure to capture it.
Monitor cardiology patients remotely between appointments, collecting clinical data to support timely decisions and reduce unnecessary outpatient visits.
Empower cardiology patients to re-initiate contact when symptoms change, reducing routine follow-up appointments and freeing capacity for those who need it most.
Support cardiology patients after their procedure with structured follow-up, digital check-ins, and early escalation to improve recovery and reduce readmissions.
Prepare cardiology patients ahead of their procedure with timely information, instructions, and digital pre-assessment to improve outcomes and reduce cancellations.
Support gynaecology patients after their procedure with structured digital follow-up, symptom monitoring, and early escalation to promote safe and efficient recovery.
Digitally monitor gynaecology patients under active surveillance, enabling regular check-ins and timely escalation without the need for routine clinic appointments.
Empower gynaecology patients to re-initiate contact when symptoms change, reducing unnecessary routine follow-ups and prioritising capacity for those with clinical need.
Prepare gynaecology patients ahead of their procedure with digital information, pre-assessment questionnaires, and personalised instructions to reduce anxiety and cancellations.
Digitally capture and share essential gynaecology care information with patients, ensuring informed consent and understanding ahead of treatment or procedures.
