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Planning Obesity Care Pathways

The development of care pathways aims to provide a continuum of care often across multiple clinical settings with aim of improving quality and outcomes. While most commonly developed for scenarios in which trajectories of care are predictable and occur over short periods of time, they have also been developed for chronic disease management. Care pathways, as opposed to clinical guidelines, have been recommended and patchily developed in England to coordinate the delivery of management across public health, primary care, and specialist settings. However true comprehensive pathways for the individual patient have been poorly implemented by providers and remain rudimentary and often out of step with guidelines.