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Where can I watch the Pathway Centralization webinar recordings?

Recordings of the Higher Ed and CRP Pathway Centralization webinars, which show the pathway progress detail page, step statuses, linked records, discharges and closing a pathway progress.

Written by Trent Kocurek

Both recordings are below. Pathway Centralization adds a View Details page to each pathway progress on a participant's Pathways tab. It brings the step timeline and statuses, the goals, notes, forms, assessments, routines, events and documents linked to that pathway, step discharges, invoices, and the Close Progress and Reopen Progress actions into one place. It is on for every account type except family accounts and is not available to umbrella accounts; the Equip team turns it on for your account.

Pathway Centralization Webinar - Higher Ed

For inclusive higher education teams using pathways to track participant progress through program milestones and to keep related records with the right pathway.

Pathway Centralization Webinar - CRP

For community rehabilitation providers using pathways to manage services, step progress, linked activity, step discharges and closing a pathway progress.

What the webinars cover

  • Opening a pathway progress with View Details and reading the step timeline, current step and completion percentage.

  • Understanding step statuses: Not Started, In Progress, Completed, Discharged (Completed) and Discharged (Incomplete).

  • Linking goals, notes, forms, assessments, routines, events and documents to the right pathway or step, and reviewing them from the pathway progress page.

  • Discharging a participant from a step with a date, reason and notes.

  • Closing a finished pathway progress and reopening it.

The webinars may show a Download Summary export on the View Details page. That button is not in Equip today; use the Pathway Progress report for a spreadsheet of a round.

Related

  • What does Pathway Centralization add?

  • What are pathways and how do they work?

  • Create a pathway and its steps

  • Discharge a participant from a pathway step

  • Can a participant run the same pathway more than once?

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