All projects

UCLPartners hosts the collaborative Simulation Network for providers of simulation-based education across all organisations responsible for education of health care professionals in north central and east London.

Our priority areas for products and services focus on those we believe can have the greatest impact on patient care, align with local system priorities and improve population health

The Pan-London Paediatric Sepsis Network brings together healthcare professionals and academics from acute, emergency and inpatient paediatric care, from across London and beyond. It aims to address clinical, medical, cultural and social challenges unique to the needs of children at the risk of sepsis.

Our Journal Club is an opportunity for patients and members of the public from across UCLPartners to come together and discuss academic literature relating to our work. This includes scholarly articles on patient and public involvement, and patient experience.

UCLPartners worked alongside existing patient safety and education networks, to share expertise and enable collaboration between patient safety leadership and patient safety educators.

As part of the AHSN Polypharmacy Programme: getting the balance right UCLPartners are supporting health care professionals to identify patients at potential risk from polypharmacy and to support better conversations about medicines.

The PReCePT initiative has been designed to help reduce cerebral palsy in babies by administering magnesium sulphate (MgSO4) to mothers during preterm labour.

We are working with patients and carers to understand their experiences of being tested and treated for high blood pressure, atrial fibrillation and high cholesterol, and to understand how testing and treating can be improved in the primary care setting.

We are supporting the rollout of PINCER to help prevent prescribing errors in general practice.