Impact stories

A Quality Improvement (QI) programme run by UCLPartners has inspired a GP to develop and run a module on QI as part of a Masters programme to train up new physician associates.

We supported the PROSPER programme to improve safety and reduce harm for vulnerable residents at risk of admission to hospital or significant deterioration.

We worked with National Voices and Age UK to develop a set of narrative statements that describe the way in which older people want high quality coordinated care that supports them.

UCLPartners’ human factors course has instigated changes across North Middlesex University NHS Trust, leading to improved patient safety processes and increased staff satisfaction.

We have collaborated with IQVIA as one of only four IQVIA Prime Sites (high-performing clinical trial centres) in the UK.

We are working with the Anna Freud Centre to identify early interventions for young people awaiting mental health services.

MIRA, an innovation supported by the DigitalHealth.London Accelerator, turns physiotherapy exercises into video-games, making therapy easier to follow.

We are supporting the spread of a new technique to revolutionise how an enlarged prostate is treated and the patient experience.

We helped CCGs to develop a new patient care pathway to improve care for musculoskeletal patients.

The potential benefits of sharing patient data amongst healthcare providers are huge. Discovery East London is a partnership programme to combine data from all systems supporting direct health care in east London.