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Two member institutions of the UCLPartners Academic Health Science Centre (AHSC) ranked 1 and 2 for public health.

Sophie Bulmer shares the key learning points from our webinar on how a learning system was built at Nightingale London to make agile changes for the benefit of staff, patients and their families.

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 ...

Identification and Referral to Improve Safety (IRIS) is a primary-care-delivered, evidence-based intervention to improve the health, safety and experience of women affected by domestic violence and abuse.

We have been supporting the roll out of a pharmacist-led information technology intervention for reducing clinically important errors (PINCER)

We worked with four partner organisations to improve the experience and outcomes for people cared for in the community who are at risk of physical deterioration, by testing and implementing two innovative approaches: Significant 7+ and Whzan.

We synthesised learning and practical insights from our NHS partners and patients to create a unique online guide to setting up non-face-to-face clinics which has been viewed more than 7,000 times and has informed virtual clinic set up pre- and post-COVID.

We have supported the introduction of an innovative new technology across north central and north east London to improve the Mental Health Act assessment process for service users and medical professionals.

In October 2019, UCLPartners became host to DATA-CAN: The Health Data Research Hub for Cancer, a UK-wide partnership that aims to transform how cancer data from across the UK can be used to improve patient care.

Scientists and clinicians from across our partnership worked together with industry to create Continuous Positive Airway Pressure breathing devices to treat patients during the COVID-19 outbreak.