COVID-19 data tracker
Open data hub launches to track global responses to COVID-19
Imperial College London has launched a new survey to track how populations are responding to the coronavirus pandemic.
Stories written by Justine Alford
Population behaviour data
New data reveals population behaviours in response to COVID-19 policies
Countries around the world continue to implement policy measures to address COVID-19.
COVID-19 response
IGHI Co-Director appointed as WHO special envoy for coronavirus
Dr David Nabarro, Imperial's Chair of Global Health, has been appointed as a special envoy for the response to the 2019 novel coronavirus outbreak.
Tackling gun violence
A call for an end to the gun violence epidemic
Research highlights the gun violence epidemic as a global issue, offering insight and opportunity to underpin strategies to address the crisis.
Patient data
Patients must decide how their medical data is used, says white paper
Patients and the public must be involved in the development of strategies designed to maximise the benefits of NHS data, says a new report.
People-centred research
Making healthcare research all about people
How best can we ensure that people are put at the heart of healthcare research?
Patient data
Patients at risk because NHS hospitals using different record-keeping systems
A major survey of medical record keeping in the NHS has revealed critical deficiencies that could risk patients’ safety.
Cost of cyber-attacks
NHS cyber-attacks could delay life-saving care and cost millions
A new analysis has revealed the true cost of the 2017 WannaCry cyber-attack on NHS hospitals in England to be almost £6 million.
World Patient Safety Day
Imperial hosts inaugural World Patient Safety Day event
Imperial College London unites global leaders in patient safety for the first ever World Patient Safety Day conference.
Stroke rehab app
Trial of stroke rehabilitation app launches
A trial of a digital app designed to support stroke survivors through their rehabilitation has begun recruiting its first patients.
