Category archive
155 posts in: ‘Blog’
-
Rising exacerbations of chronic conditions. What can we do to turn the tide?
As a GP working over the course of the pandemic across multiple GP sites, but predominantly in Enfield, I have been quite overwhelmed by the rise in the…
-
Vaccinating London: sharing experiences from COVID-19
Network Development Lead Sophie Bulmer shares some of the key insights discussed in a recent webinar about the vaccination programme in London.
-
Genomics – from the classroom to mainstream patient care
Francesca Faravelli is Clinical Director of the North Thames Genomic Medicine Service (GMS) Alliance, hosted by UCLPartners and supported by Imperial College Health Partners. In this blog Francesca…
-
Three ways introducing Bedside Learning Coordinators in the NHS can improve systems and patient care
Although insights from front-line staff are vital for informing improvement, health services often struggle to gather insights from staff systematically and create mechanisms that allow these to be…
-
UCLPartners Education Conference 2015: A patient’s perspective
As a patient, I found the experience of attending the UCLPartners Education Conference 2015 -“Educating for patient-centred care”, a very valuable insight into the appetite within the medical…
-
Focusing on the young person at the centre of it all – UCLPartners Children and Young People event
“Hands up who works in…?” asked the first speaker of the day, the varied responses led me to discover that I was in the company of GPs, paediatricians,…
-
UCLPartners at the UCL Festival of Digital Health 2016: Neurology + digital health
The UCL Festival of Digital Health – now in its second year – showcases how developments in technology in many diverse areas are improving healthcare. This year, topics…
-
April Falls Day
Falls are no joke! Laura Stuart-Neil and the Care City team have written a blog about their work on reducing falls in the Barking & Dagenham, Havering and…
-
Population-based health and care – devolution as a model for London
Over the past few months there has been a growing focus on population-based approaches to health and social care. The Kings Fund and others have published a number…
-
Educating for Patient Centred Care: Preparing for the UCLPartners Education Conference 2015
The 2015 Education Conference, focusing on patient-centred care, has been roughly nine months in planning, but you’ll be pleased to see that I’ve managed to condense it to a…