PATHWAYS
Pathways provides centralized access to treatment, symptom and nutrition information for every patient
Pathways is a collaborative project between UCL Computer Science and Guy's and St. Thomas' NHS Trust. Pathways provides centralized access to treatment, symptom and nutrition information for every patient. Pathways revolutionizes patient involvement in the decision making process, and replaces the need for paper based systems information delivery symptoms that often fail to meet patient’s needs.
The Guy’s and St. Thomas’ NHS trust is world famous for medical breakthroughs and innovation, and their hospitals have a long and proud history of clinical excellence and world leading research. One of the core values of the trust is to put patients first, and Guy’s and St. Thomas’ hospitals have pledged to improve the way that they include patients in the decision making process.
As part of this commitment to excellence, the trust commissioned a team of UCL Computer Scientists to revolutionise the way critical information was delivered to patients.
The development team consists of Alex Gamble, the team leader, Henry Scott-Green and Iustin Sibiescu, who are second year Computer Science students at UCL. The project has been undertaken as part of the COMP2013 and COMP2014 modules of the UCL Computer Science BSc course.