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Following the successful adoption of the Havering Youth Wellbeing Census across 10 schools in the area, the results have been published and Havering Council are working to develop actions from their new understanding of young people’s wellbeing in their borough.

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence’s (NICE) technology appraisal process for two new Disease Modifying Therapies (DMTs) for Alzheimer’s Disease is due to conclude in the summer of 2024. These emerging therapies represent a potentially seismic shift in the care of patients with dementia. But how do we prepare services and ensure equal access?

We are collaborating with Evergreen Life, Durham University and University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust in the development of a proof-of-concept AI tool that can accurately predict the risk of kidney and liver damage. 

Hear from Dr Anne Symons and Dr Jonny Groome about their project which aims to assess ventilation in operating theatres which could save £90m per year and up to 108,000 tonnes of CO2 across the NHS.

Hear from research associates Catherine Borra and Rebecca Wood at Barts Health NHS Trust about their project which aims to embed carbon costing within a randomised clinical trial that is focused on orthopaedics.

Inclisiran is a new treatment for people with cardiovascular disease whose cholesterol is still too high despite other treatments. It’s given by injection six months and is a “...

We are welcoming the North Central London Health Alliance, the provider collaborative for North Central London, into UCLPartners, where it will operate as a division.

We are pleased to share that we received a HSJ award for our work with Barts Hospital, Queen Mary University of London Clinical Effectiveness Group and North East London ICB to improve the cardiovascular health of our local population.

UCLPartners is to become the host organisation for the Collaboration for the Advancement of Sustainable Medical Innovation (CASMI), an international network committed to understanding and developing better and more sustainable means of effecting medical innovation.

Hear from Jessica Mtemeri and Saharla Warsame on their experiences at UCLPartners as part of the Health Data Science Black Internship Programme.