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New service provides rapid help for 16 to 25-year-olds with eating disorders.

The health and social care sector is at the forefront of the country’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Healthcare and technology businesses across the UK have been pivotal in supporting national efforts to tackle the virus and support NHS staff and patients. Investment and support for this growing sector has never been so crucial.

Mental health innovation was the theme of two recent UCLPartners online events that brought together the NHS, innovators and AHSNs to articulate the needs of mental health services and discuss how technology can provide solutions.

UCLPartners is amongst England’s 15 Academic Health Science Networks (AHSNs) working with NHS England and NHS Improvement to support local health and care systems in the continued set-up of remote pulse oximetry services.

A team at The Princess Alexandra Hospital NHS Trust (PAHT) that received innovation adoption funding from UCLPartners in 2019 has received a Global Achievement Award from UNIVANTS of Healthcare Excellence, for their work to support patients with sepsis.

Helen Williams looks at opportunities for detection and how innovation solutions and technology can help close the gap and maintain patient safety going forward.

Prof Mike Roberts on delivering equality, diversity and inclusion across the healthcare system.

We’re calling for abstracts with a theme relevant to military clinical practice or research for the “Health research and innovation: the Defence Medical Services and the NHS” online conference on Friday 12 March 2021.

On 9 October we held the third in our “Doing Things Differently” series of virtual learning sessions, this time on a topic that was brought into sharp focus in recent months, care homes.

UCLPartners, together with Google, will be making 500 Chromebooks available to care homes in London.