Menopathway is designed to collect clinically useful context from Vela, diagnostics, clinician review, and care-plan changes so menopause support can be measured as a pathway, not as isolated appointments.
What is changing between reviews
Vela captures symptom severity, triggers, sleep, mood, cognition, bleeding patterns, medication response, and patient-reported goals over time.
- Weekly check-ins and baseline assessment
- Longitudinal symptom timeline
- Patient context available for clinician review
What clinicians need to act safely
Menopathway Clinician connects patient history with diagnostics, care-plan decisions, safety checks, and structured follow-up notes.
- Clinician-reviewed patterns and red-flag prompts
- Diagnostics and biomarker context where relevant
- Care-plan changes recorded against symptoms and goals
The Menopathway model is built around repeated clinical context: what was reported, what was tested, what changed, and whether the patient improved.
What the pathway can report
- Engagement and follow-up completion
- Symptom trajectory and patient-reported outcome trends
- Diagnostics utilisation and result handling
- Medication and care-plan change history
- Escalation, safety, and audit events
Planning evidence, not a submitted NICE appraisal
QALY, ICER, and cost-offset language should be used carefully, sourced clearly, and separated from consumer claims. Formal economic submissions require full governance, data review, and appropriate external scrutiny.