At the Health Foundation’s 2025 AI in the NHS conference, Erik Mayer urged collaboration to turn AI’s promise into meaningful healthcare...

James Beveridge uses iCARE routinely collected data to help locate and triage people in hospital with diabetes in real-time

iCARE regularly works with clinical contributors to important data-based research. This research group established in 2025 is to include ICHT FY1 and...

iCARE researchers joined 4,500 delegates at HETT 2025 to explore how digital innovation can meaningfully improve healthcare delivery.

iCARE Fellow Guillaume Rousson compared French and UK approaches to patient experience, data, and AI in healthcare.

At Snowflake’s World Tour London, iCARE highlighted how secure data, AI, and collaboration drive innovation in NHS research and patient care.

Research Assistant Joy Li joined thousands of researchers in Vancouver to explore the future of AI.

Fixing the NHS is surprisingly simple, as the forthcoming government plan will make clear. The only mystery is why it took us so long to find the solution, writes Julian Patterson

Dr Aya Riad completed a four-month data-based research fellowship at iCARE SDE

30 students will learn about health policy and strategy at the iCARE space in July

James Beveridge uses iCARE routinely collected data to help locate and triage people in hospital with diabetes in real-time

Considerations being made around expanding the capabilities of iCARE and WSIC

iCARE and WSIC find new ways to enable both public trust and technological advances in healthcare

Data holds the answers to some of the biggest questions in health. Researchers at Imperial College Healthcare have access to anonymised healthcare data from across the Trust and north-west London to help answer some of those questions, thanks to support from the NIHR Imperial Biomedical Research Centre (BRC). The data systems at the Trust, known as iCARE and WSIC, allow researchers to safely and securely access routinely collected and non-identifiable patient data from across the hospital system so that they can better understand diseases and treatments and improve outcomes for local populations. These data systems are securely managed and governed by a committee that assesses each research study's potential benefit for the public and includes patient representatives as part of that. In this video, Dr Erik Mayer, consultant surgeon and transformation chief clinical information officer, discusses the potential of data - alongside Dr Fu Siong Ng, consultant cardiologist and cardiac electrophysiologist, who explains how his latest study used data to help improve treatment of heart attack patients. In addition, public contributor Amrapali Amrapali explains why it's important for patients to be involved in the access to data. Find out more about our research here: https://www.imperial.nhs.uk/research/about-our-research

iCARE and Whole Systems Integrated Care discuss pivotal projects that catapulted digital health

James Beveridge uses iCARE routinely collected data to help locate and triage people in hospital with diabetes in real-time

I am the MSc Health Policy - Programme Director and also the Module Lead for Measuring and Improving Performance in Healthcare

Kathleen Goldsmith attended the largest female data and tech event in Europe event alongside 3,500 others at the Women in Data conference.