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Leadership at UCLPartners
UCLPartners’ Board are delighted to announce that Professor Mike Roberts has been confirmed in the substantive role of Managing Director of UCLPartners, and the term of our Chair, Rt.…
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AHSC members ranked 1 and 2 for public health in the UK
Two member institutions of the UCLPartners Academic Health Science Centre (AHSC) ranked 1 and 2 for public health.
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Developing rehabilitation services for patients post-COVID-19
We are working on producing a set of standards for rehabilitation services across London, and we are calling on patients who have had COVID-19 to work with us…
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Supporting relatives with family members in care homes
FAQ leaflet launched to answer common questions about family members in a care home during the COVID-19 pandemic. Having a relative in a care home during the COVID-19…
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New guidance on commissioning clinics for rehabilitation from COVID-19 shared across London
UCLPartners have collaborated with NHS England and Improvement’s Clinical Advisory Group to produce new guidance that sets out an evidence base for standards of care for rehabilitation services…
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Volunteer to help find the vaccine for COVID-19
Join the national effort and sign up for the NHS COVID-19 vaccine research registry.
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New rehabilitation app to aid recovery of COVID-19
An innovative digital programme, developed by UCL researchers with Barts Health NHS Trust, to treat the long lasting effects of COVID-19 infection, is now being used by patients.
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Call out to NHS staff who are pioneering digital innovations within their organisations
DigitalHealth.London’s Digital Pioneer Fellowship programme has opened for applications to its 2020-2021 programme.
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Applications for the NHS Innovation Accelerator are now open
The NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) – an NHS England initiative supported by England’s 15 Academic Health Science Networks (AHSNs) and hosted at UCLPartners – has launched its call…
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North Central London is the most improved region in England for reducing strokes
The latest figures reveal that North Central London has the highest rate of improvement in England for reducing strokes related to an irregular heart rhythm, with an additional…
