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The newly launched national Blood Pressure Optimisation Programme has a big ambition – to prevent heart attacks and strokes at scale by helping primary care to do things differently.

Helen Craig speaks with Cynthia White and Raj Mehta, both experienced patient and carer contributors, on their experiences co-creating the UCLPartners Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) Strategy

Five NHS staff from across London and Essex Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) embark on a 12-month programme to develop their health solutions.

Improvement Advisor for UCLPartners, Alexandra Hellyer reflects on how a Quality Improvement (QI) approach could have helped her to deal with the uncertainty of suffering from Long COVID.

New Chief Executive Officer Dr Chris Laing will lead our work as a partnership to improve the health of our population through the implementation of research and innovation into practice.

The use of remote monitoring technology has become more common across the health service as a result of restrictions from the pandemic. By using remote monitoring technology, such as mobile medical devices like blood pressure monitors, healthcare staff can gather patient-generated health data outside of traditional health and care settings.

UCLPartners has built a suite of comprehensive search tools for EMIS and SystmOne that help primary care to safely prioritise care for patients with long term conditions at the same time as responding to the COVID surge and the vaccination programme.

Listen to two short talks from our colleagues in North Central London and North East London on the approaches they took when applying the UCLPartners Proactive Care Frameworks and their experiences to date.

Two projects join the shortlist, with winners due to be announced on 24 March.

Suzanne Ali-Hassan and the HIN's Lesley Soden discuss how they have been supporting the NHS London Community Diagnostic Centres to identify technologies that could address the diagnostic backlog in the cardiology pathway.