Research

The UCL Institute of Health Informatics aims to harness electronic health records in their broadest sense for research to improve health and healthcare. We seek to create a more effective research e-infrastructure for healthcare data, making better use of electronic records and enabling more informed decision making by patients and professionals.

BigData@Heart

Improving patient outcomes and reducing societal burden of heart diseases via data-driven translational research.

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Clinical Research Informatics Unit

UCLH/UCL CRIU works to develop a robust environment and infrastructure for clinical data analysis.

DISC Study

The DISC Study is looking at inequalities in the use of digital health interventions for cardiovascular disease and diabetes.

Disease Atlas

Systematic knowledge discovery for all diseases - for clinicians and patients. Underpinned by the needs of patients, clinicians and researchers, the Disease Atlas is an ambitious project involving the generation of a systematic, data-driven knowledge across all common and rare diseases.

GSK-UCL Phenomics

Defining human diseases using rich phenotyping information from multiple sources can lead to a better understanding of the mechanisms of disease and lead to development of novel, more effective, therapeutic agents.

Health Data Research UK

Bringing together institutes, partnerships, data and expertise to make large scale improvements to people's lives.

HIGODS

Healthcare Informatics, Genomics/Omics, Data Science (HIGODS) studies and delivers patient-centred analytics.

HOME App Study

The HOME App Study aims to examine the health and wellbeing of migrants in the UK and explore the socio-environmental determinants of their health and wellbeing.

Homeless Hospital Discharge

Homeless Hospital Discharge Schemes that has brought together data on over 100,000 homeless people from across England to understand their health outcomes after discharge from hospital.

MiADE

Medical Information AI Data Extractor (MiADE) aims to improve EHR usability to capture better data in clinical care.

NATSAL-4

The National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles begins its fourth study on sexual health and well-being in Britain, led by UCL with researchers from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, the University of Glasgow and NatCen Social Research.