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The outstanding work of clinical, academic and operational staff from across the UCLPartners academic and healthcare community has been recognised in the Queen’s birthday honours list.

As part of a package of support for primary care staff caring for people with long-term conditions, UCLPartners has been running webinars, including one on Structured Medication Reviews (SMRs), (an activity that can be carried out by pharmacists to ensure safety for patients taking multiple medications). Here, Yasin reflects on the changing role of pharmacists and the value SMRs offer to patients.

AHSNs are supporting a new national funding initiative led by the Health Foundation, to support healthcare provider organisations to adopt innovation faster. As one of 15 Academic ...

DigitalHealth.London is today publishing an independent evaluation of their flagship Accelerator programme. The DigitalHealth.London Accelerator aims to speed up the adoption of technology in London’s NHS, relieving high pressure on services and empowering patients to manage their health.

The national audit for cardiovascular disease will include six high risk conditions with extracts of routinely recorded general practice data being monitored and managed for reducing impact on patients. By Dr Matt Kearney and Lorraine Oldridge.

UCLH, UCL and Barts researchers are amongst those featured in the first AI (artificial intelligence) in Health and Care Awards announced by NHSX and the National Institute for Health Research.

John Illingworth reflects on the achievements of the recipients of last year's Innovation Adoption Fund and shares the opportunity available this year.

UCLPartners have launched a new round of funding to support teams from health and social care organisations across the partnership to adopt innovations designed to improve the experiences of staff.

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 1,742 people receiving potentially lifesaving therapy over the last year.

Members of the UCLPartners team reflect on lessons learned from a recent webinar on virtual consultations and equity of access.