Service and pathway development case studies
Patients and service users move through pathways that often span several organisations at once, and redesigning them well means understanding all of it. We work with clinical and multi-agency teams to redesign pathways end to end, from sexual assault referral centres to new services built from scratch.
A 29% increase in HIV testing in south London, 2,025 professionals trained, and a place in the National HIV Action Plan
A GP-led programme embedding HIV expertise within primary care across London, improving testing, tackling stigma and strengthening links between general practice, specialist services and communities.
Identifying 111 hours of avoidable administrative time per week and £183,000 in annual financial risk across Royal Free London’s blood cancer pathways
Reviewing blood cancer diagnostic pathways across Royal Free London’s four sites against the 28-Day Faster Diagnosis Standard, identifying delays, duplication and opportunities to improve pathway efficiency.
Commissioning NCL’s first tirzepatide weight management pathway, achieving statutory compliance and equitable access for high-risk patients
Designing and commissioning a new north central London weight management pathway to introduce tirzepatide under NICE guidance, prioritising equitable access for patients at highest clinical risk.
An independent evaluation and a 17-point roadmap to secure long-term provision for child sexual abuse survivors in South West London
Evaluating child sexual abuse support services across six South West London boroughs, identifying gaps in provision and developing recommendations to inform a sustainable future service model.
Redesigning London’s sexual assault referral centres, with recommendations approved and implemented
An options appraisal and feasibility study for NHS England and MOPAC, using demand, capacity, stakeholder and service-user evidence to develop future operating models for London’s sexual assault referral centres.
Creating London’s first shared, legally grounded mental health pathway for people in police custody
Bringing health, police and other partners together to redesign how people in police custody access mental health care, creating a consistent pathway across London.
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