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ED and COPD networks

We supported acute trusts across the region to improve the safety and patient outcomes by effectively and rapidly sharing, adopting and spreading evidence-based interventions, products and tools.
Education programme

Across our designations we provide a range of education and training programmes in areas including mental health, research, quality improvement and patient safety.
Emergency Laparotomy Collaborative

The Emergency Laparotomy Collaborative aims to improve standards of care for patients undergoing emergency laparotomy surgery.
End of life care

Our End of Life Care (EOLC) programme has been commissioned by Health Education England to develop and deliver innovative educational resources to train clinical and non-clinical staff in the delivery of high quality end of life care across different settings.
End of Life training for staff in acute hospital trusts: Community of Practice

The Acute Hospital End of Life Care Community of Practice brings together those involved in and those who can influence End of Life Care (EOLC) education in acute hospital trusts across London, Essex, Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire.
ESCAPE-pain: rehabilitation for chronic joint pain

The ESCAPE-pain rehabilitation programme for people with chronic joint pain integrates educational self-management and coping strategies with an individualised exercise regime for each participant.
Evaluating the Rough Sleeping and Mental Health Programme (RAMHP)

We are helping to evaluate the effectiveness of the Rough Sleeping and Mental Health Programme (RAMHP) to support rough sleepers access mental health services.
Evaluation

Evaluation is a key component of UCLPartners’ work to accelerate research and innovation into practice. The Evaluation team supports health and care teams across our region to understand the impact of introducing innovations – from new technologies to the redesign of services – on patients, health and care professionals, and the wider system.
FREED: Early Intervention Eating Disorders

As part of The Academic Health Science Network (AHSN) UCLPartners is supporting the national adoption of evidenced-based models including FREED for the early identification of eating disorders in adults aged 16 – 25.
- Adolescent mental health
Healthtech solutions

We help NHS organisations in our region to identify, review and implement clinically proven, cost-effective innovative products or technologies (medical devices, digital platforms and technologies) that are ready for NHS adoption and spread.