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Colleagues from across the partnership recognised in New Year’s Honours list
The outstanding work of individuals from across the UCLPartners academic and healthcare community has been recognised in this year’s honours list.
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UCLPartners shortlisted for two HSJ Partnership awards
Two projects join the shortlist, with winners due to be announced on 24 March.
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Dr Chris Laing appointed as new UCLPartners Chief Executive Officer
New Chief Executive Officer Dr Chris Laing will lead our work as a partnership to improve the health of our population through the implementation of research and innovation…
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UCLPartners announces five fellows embarking on Innovation Fellowship
Five NHS staff from across London and Essex Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) embark on a 12-month programme to develop their health solutions.
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NHS Partnership Award secured to roll out national asthma app for children
NEL CCG, Barts Health NHS Trust, Tiny Medical Apps, UCLPartners, and partners, have secured an NHS Digital Health Partnership Award to support asthma self-management for children and young…
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Join our new patient, carer and public advisory panel
New advisory panel will be created to help influence and shape our work to improve health and care.
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10 promising innovations selected to join the NHS Innovation Accelerator in 2022
The NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA), hosted by UCLPartners, have announced the 10 remarkable innovators who will be supported to spread their promising innovations in England’s NHS over the…
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New long-term condition Proactive Care Frameworks improve workforce capacity and patient care
An independent evaluation report published today has found initial implementation of UCLPartners’ Proactive Care Frameworks is progressing well with wide support from clinicians who also reported positive feedback…
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New awards celebrating innovation in health and care
The Innovate Awards are now open for entries.
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New UCLPartners search tools for EMIS and SystmOne highlighted in national primary care pandemic recovery guidance
New search tools will help primary care teams identify which patients with long terms conditions are most at risk following the disruption by the pandemic.
