Blogs

Bernadette Porter MBE, CEO of NeuroResponse, an NIA Fellow and Clinical Entrepreneur, shares her reflections on responding innovatively to the COVID-19 crisis. NeuroResponse created a new @home service for monitoring blood for people with MS, with support for the project including help from the UCLPartners commercial team.

This pandemic has underlined the vital work being done by care home staff and shown us that we must find more ways to support their skills, says UCLPartners' Sarah Armstrong

Our Managing Director Prof Mike Roberts outlines how we are responding to COVID-19.

Dr Charlie Davie is a Consultant Neurologist in a North London acute trust. He is also Director of DATA-CAN: Health Data Research Hub for Cancer. In this blog Charlie shares his practical experiences of working in a COVID-19 environment.

This Patient Safety Week, Consultant Anaesthetist Dr Sam Bampoe, shares how our Emergency Laparotomy Collaborative is bringing surgical teams together, helping to improve care for patients.

Dr Matt Kearney, GP and Programme Director at UCLPartners, looks at transforming our ways of working in primary care and taking a different approach to help prevent cardiovascular disease.

Following the launch of our online guide to setting up a non face-to-face clinic, we share some of the key challenges and opportunities commonly encountered when implementing this model of care.

The AHSN Network, in partnership with the Association of British Healthcare Industries (ABHI), supported a number of UK companies to fulfil their export agenda and attend the international conference, Arab Health in Dubai, UAE.

Mark Otto Smith of UCLPartners’ Commercial and Innovation team outlines the five key questions you need to answer to successfully commercialise your product or service in the NHS. He has met hundreds of innovators through the AHSNs and Healthcare UK and has distilled key points on commercialisation in the NHS into a 5-minute read below.

The new year and new decade provides a perfect opportunity to reflect and consider what we have achieved and hope to achieve for safety. Coming together to improve care and reduce ...