HNE HealthPathways site now mobile friendly

Posted November 29 2018

The all-new mobile‑friendly HNE HealthPathways site is here and easier to use on your phone, tablet, or desktop. Whether you’re in a clinic, on a hospital ward, or out in the community, HNE HealthPathways can now be accessed and used on a variety of computers and devices.

Clinical content is identical on the mobile-friendly and classic versions of HNE HealthPathways sites. Your normal login details or access method will continue to work, but you will need to log in again, due to the change in domain names.

The mobile-friendly version of HNE HealthPathways has new domain names. Your existing bookmarks and links to the site will continue to work, but you will be redirected to: Community HealthPathways – https://hne.communityhealthpathways.org

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