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• Patients discuss importance of diversity in research participation

  UCLH has produced a short video to support members of Black communities who may be considering taking part in health research.

• Information for the parents of children admitted with an unexplained injury

  This page is designed to help parents/carers understand the process and what to expect during their child’s admission to the Paediatric ward.

• Observerships

  Explore the Frontlines of Cancer Care: Observerships in the Cancer Division Are you passionate about oncology, haematology, or cutting-edge cancer treatment? Our Cancer Division Observership Programme offers a rare opportunity to witness world-class cancer care in action at one of the UK’s leading NHS Trusts.

• Cancer Academy

  The Cancer Academy responds to the need for improving patient experience by providing programmes for people affected by cancer.

• Lung Cancer Screening

  Lung cancer is one of the most common cancers in the UK and the leading cause of cancer deaths. Screening is a simple and effective way to find lung cancer or early signs of it before it is serious. This helps to prevent unnecessary deaths.

• Ulcerative Colitis: My Diet During a Flare Up

  This page provides information on how diet can help to manage the symptoms of Ulcerative Colitis during a flare up known as active Ulcerative Colitis.

• The Hearing Aid Department for Children and Young People

  We use a holistic approach before recommending hearing aids, taking several factors into account, such as the severity and configuration of the hearing loss, the size and shape of the ear canal, your child’s educational setting, their developmental stage and motivation to wear the hearing aid.

• Supply and delivery of NHS funded sensors  

  The number of NHS funded sensors that you can receive in every shipment is based on each sensor lasting the full number of days as advertised. We are unable to provide additional sensors. 

• Types of earmould we provide

  At UCLH we issue a variety of earmoulds for use either with a hearing aid, for water protection, or for noise protection. All varieties of earmould are custom made to your ear canal shape and size. An impression of the ear is taken using putty and then sent to a manufacturer for processing. This processing can take between 2 weeks to 3 months from the date of your impression being taken depending on the manufacturer needed, and the type of earmould being made.

• Diabetes Schools Study Day - 10 September 2025

  We are excited to announce we will be running an in-person Schools Training Day for education staff on Wednesday 10 September.