All our work

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.

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

In partnership with Koa Health we have developed an online service to help students assess their mental health.

We are supporting the delivery of training to help GPs in their consultations with people from areas of economic disadvantage living with mental distress.

We are supporting the Living With Covid Recovery programme to treat the long-lasting symptoms of COVID-19 infection.

UCLPartners is working with NHS Trusts and primary care services across our geography to improve the offer to people with known or previously unknown high risk of cardiovascular disease, to ensure their blood cholesterol levels are understood and that the patient receives the appropriate treatment along the pathway.

Cardiovascular disease is highlighted in the NHS Long Term Plan as the single biggest are where the NHS can save lives. Our new Blood Pressure Optimisation programme aims to transform the prevention of heart attacks, strokes and dementia.

Size of the Prize is a new resource that UCLPartners has developed with The Health Economics Unit. For every ICS, this shows the potential for real ambition in preventing heart attacks and strokes at scale in a short time frame by optimising the management of high blood pressure.

Our programme of work seeks to reduce healthcare carbon emissions and tackle the climate emergency.

UCLPartners are delighted to host the London Simulation Network.