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In March 2026, inclusive research consultant Muhammed Rauf worked with the King’s Health Partners Digital Health Hub to produce the workshop ‘Inclusive research and co-design in digital health’. In this guest blog post, Muhammed expands on some of the ideas explored in the session.

In this article, we explore how King’s Health Partners is helping to lead a national effort to ensure artificial intelligence in health and social care is safe, equitable, and effective for all.

Funding from the KHP Centre for Translational Medicine has allowed Victoria Butterworth to progress her research alongside her work as a clinical scientist. It led to a successful application for an MRC Clinical Research Training Fellowship to further her studies.

In March 2026, the KHP Rare Disease Network convened patients, researchers, clinicians, and advocates to explore meaningful patient and public involvement in rare disease research and how we can work together to achieve it.

Dr Liu helps doctors and students to develop their ‘webside manner’ through a new course on the KHP Learning Hub. The aim of the course is to improve the digital experience so staff can feel confident in their delivery and patients feel more reassured.

King’s Global Health Partnerships (KGHP) works with health facilities, academic institutions, and governments to strengthen health systems and improve the quality of care in five African countries

What began as an initiative to create a safe and supportive space for patients and carers has grown into a series of strong and valuable partnerships spanning south east London and beyond for KHP Haematology.

Find out the latest from SC1 London - a growing ecosystem of people, places, and partners dedicated to world-leading innovation in health and life sciences in south central London.

Vital 5 health checks have supported more than 155,000 people in south east London to live healthier lives. Now Michael Sanderson shares how we’re working with more partners so that people across the world could benefit.

KHP Mind & Body introduces PEACS Programme Manager, Amy Jackson, who is working with partners to roll the programme out to further locations. In this interview she shares her first priority for the new role and her inspiration for wanting to address chronic pain.

Prof Louise Rose explains how the service has progressed since it was rapidly set up at the start of the pandemic to allow families to communicate with loved ones in ICU – and the ambitious plans for its future.

We speak to Prof Bijan Modarai following his appointment as the new KHP Professor of Surgery.