Blogs

Mandeep Butt considers the role of the emerging Genomic Medicines Service Alliance's and encourages pharmacists and their teams to educate themselves in genomics and personalised medicine.

Dr Erin Walker describes how UCLPartners has involved patients and carers in discussions about COVID-19 rehabilitation needs and how lessons learned have fed into London wide commissioning guidance.

UCLPartners Programme Director Dr Matt Kearney looks at the Kings Fund Report on tech innovations transforming the way routine care is delivered during COVID-19 and asks whether this technology can now be harnessed to support the management of long term conditions post-covid.

I find it hard to recall the names of my patients, but I am thankful I recall their faces. Recently, through the COVID-19 pandemic, these recollections are more chaotic than I have...

On 4 August we held the second in our “Doing Things Differently” series of virtual learning sessions and we focused on a topic that resonates with all those working in health a...

New tech adopted for maternity care during the COVID-19 pandemic has the potential to strengthen healthcare over the longer term argues Dr Nausheen Hameed – an East London GP...

Sophie Bulmer shares the key learning points from our webinar on how a learning system was built at Nightingale London to make agile changes for the benefit of staff, patients and their families.

As a result of COVID-19, the way we deliver primary care has changed dramatically. Almost all consultations are done by phone or video. Very few of our patients now come to surgery...

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