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The NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) - an NHS England and NHS Improvement initiative supported by England’s 15 Academic Health Science Networks (AHSNs), hosted at UCLPartners - has launched the call for its 2022 cohort of Fellows.

UCLPartners has supported a partnership between Barts Health NHS Trust and software developers, Maldaba, to improve quality of care for people with cognitive impairment, specifically adults with learning disabilities. They have implemented an app and content-sharing remote web service, which has had a positive impact on patients, their family and carers, and staff.

Prof Peter Fonagy joins Expert Panel to evaluate the Government’s progress against its pledges to improve mental health services in England.

Helen Craig discusses how patient and public involvement and engagement sat at the heart of a new programme to support people with long COVID, ensuring that the work focused on the symptoms that matter to patients – and that the digital solution was useable for all.

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Dr Chris Laing as Academic Health Science Network (AHSN) Director for UCLPartners.

Network Development Lead Sophie Bulmer shares insights from the latest Doing Things Differently webinar on the future of care, based on a recent publication from Care City.

Grant from the Q Community awarded as part of the Supporting Local Learning funding programme.

Laks Khangura has joined UCLPartners as our new Finance Director. Laks brings over twenty years of executive and non-executive board level experience specialising in healthcar...

UCLPartners Patient Safety Collaborative has launched a care homes network that aims to reduce deterioration-associated harm by improving the identification and response to deterioration, as well as making medicines’ administration safer.

The COVID-19 Genomics UK Consortium conducted large-scale, rapid whole-genome sequencing of SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing COVID-19. The data generated provided critical information on transmission clusters occurring in the workplace, pubs, clubs and schools. The work is estimated to have saved thousands of lives.