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We are committed to becoming a centre of excellence to help deliver better outcomes for local people. We aim to improve the delivery of health and social care through innovation and integration and ensure our programmes of work bring investment and opportunity to regenerate our Boroughs of Barking, Dagenham, Havering, Redbridge & Waltham Forest.
Are you interested in learning more about the work we do in the local community? Are you a patient involved in a project we are running and want to know more about how we use your data? Are you keen to get involved in a health & social care pilot? You’re in the right place!
These are your stories
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Jim - Participant in Community Pharmacy falls prevention pilot, Waltham Forest.
The falls classes were very good, very good...I feel a lot better for it, I’m stronger and my balance has improved a lot.
Mrs Smith - Carer using Canary Care for her elderly mother, Essex.
It’s good peace of mind; it’s great to be able to keep an eye on where she is and what she is doing
Dawn Participant in community pharmacy atrial fibrillation screening pilot with rapid referral to a One Stop AF Clinic Leyton
I wasn’t really worried about my heart before so it’s worth having these things done as its better to be safe than sorry.
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Improve health outcomes for local people through forging unique partnerships with the community, industry, social enterprises education, academic institutions and the third sector.
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Working with NELFT & Agylia to reduce the number of health crises of long term conditions.
A new tool for carers helps them to spot signs of deterioration in the health of those they care for and intervene quickly.
We have started work on creating a scalable and
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Our focus on the health and wellbeing of our East London community intensifies as we reinvent ourselves as a Community Interest Company.
New ambitions mean exciting new opportunities for the people and health and care services of East London.
Today we are delighted to announce our successful registration as a Community
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No one organisation can work with the public to better manage the health of the population – we need to work together
Authors: Paul Corrigan, Care City Chair and Jenny Shand, UCLPartners, Care City and
