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There are substantial health inequalities in south east London, and disparities in health outcomes are particularly pronounced in women and children – especially among women from black African, black Caribbean, South Asian and other non-white British ethnic groups.
Our vision is to improve health outcomes for women and children, with a focus on populations disproportionately affected by adverse health.
Our Clinical Academic Partnership exists to improve evidence-based practice, and we aim to support improvements in research, education, and healthcare locally, nationally, and globally.
Our strategic priorities are to improve women’s and children’s health by facilitating connectivity across the partnership. We do this by:
We are closing the translation gaps between best evidence and practice by embedding research and evaluation in clinical practice. Ask the Institute is a research advisory service designed specifically to help support better connectivity between the NHS and the academic community.
By providing practical and technical support to develop and deliver research; support to develop and deliver multi-professional training; and connecting colleagues for high-impact research, career development and networking.
Ask the Institute provides a mechanism through which we share and build on Learning Health System expertise developed via the Children and Young People’s Health Partnership (CYPHP) model. We support colleagues to develop and deliver low-resource, high-impact research, connecting King’s College London and the NHS to realise the potential of health data for care and research.
Get involved
There are a number of ways you can connect and engage with the work of KHP Women and Children's Health.
Attend an upcoming Women and Children's Health event
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Maternal Medicine Course for Primary Care
Event date and time: 14 May 2025, 12:30pm to 3:20pm
Online
Event description:
Co-hosted by King’s Health Partners Women and Children’s Health, and South-East London Local Maternity System.
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Paediatric Communication Skills Simulation
Event date and time: 20 May 2025, 9:00am to 1:00pm
Online
Event description:
Delivered by experts from King’s Health Partners, this course is open to all paediatric doctors in training with particular benefits for international medical graduates.
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Paediatric Communication Skills Simulation
Event date and time: 20 August 2025, 1:00pm to 5:00pm
Online
Event description:
Delivered by experts from King’s Health Partners, this course is open to all paediatric doctors in training with particular benefits for international medical graduates.
Read the latest news from KHP Women and Children's Health
We are hosted by Evelina London Children’s Hospital. King’s College London’s Department of Women and Children’s Health in the School of Life Course & Population Sciences is our academic host.
Leadership
Prof Ingrid Wolfe
Ingrid is the Director of KHP Women and Children’s Health, accountable for the strategic direction and delivery of the programme.
Gemma Jones
As Head of Programme, Gemma leads on the delivery of our existing initiatives and the development of new collaborations and projects in our Clinical Academic Partnership.
Team members
Dr Kirsty Logan and Dr Ibidun Fakoya
Kirsty and Ibi are senior researchers, they lead Ask the Institute and the King's Clinical Trials Unit specialist section as well as conducting research projects.
Alexandra Lampard-Scotford
Alexandra is a research assistant working on Ask the Institute projects and helps manage current and incoming projects and queries.
Evgenia Kovryga
Evgenia coordinates the KHP WCH education and training workstream, working with clinicians across the partnership to develop and deliver women and children’s health-focused training offers.
Manon Devreese
Manon is the KHP WCH Research Support Manager, and coordinates clinical-academic capacity and capability building activities as well as supporting research and fellowship funding applications.
Amanda Lofum
Amanda provides administrative support for KHP WCH
To get in touch and learn more about our work, please email khp-iwch
