Developing our data and analytics capabilities to support Proactive Care, Service and Population Health improvements and Research and Innovation

In collaboration with partners across London, supported by the London Data Strategy, we are developing data and analytical capabilities to help improve the delivery, planning and co-ordination of health and care services across South East London.

Our collective aim, in line with the expectation of Londoners, is to bring together important health and care information into a single place, organise it, and share it with appropriate health and care professionals, and service leaders, to improve their decision making and ultimately the care that local people receive. This includes more equitable, proactive and co-ordinated care for the people of South East London, wherever they receive their care in London. This is often referred to as population health improvements.

These new developments will also help to improve important research capabilities across London, which in turn aims to improve the care people receive in future e.g. service re-design, new care pathways and treatments.

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News, stories and events

Our Transformation Plan for children and young people’s mental health and emotional wellbeing services

SEL ICB has published its transformation plan for children and young people’s mental health and emotional wellbeing services in south east London. Our aim is to support service improvements that will benefit children and young people, their parents and carers across our six boroughs. The NHS works with partners across south east London to deliver […]

13 Sep 2024
SELnet is live

SELnet is a new, central source of information for primary care in south east London. It launched on Monday 9 September. SELnet has been developed by NHS South East London in response to demand from, and in close collaboration with, colleagues in primary care. It is an Extranet – a type of website that is […]

09 Sep 2024
An update on mpox

Earlier this month, the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the mpox outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and a growing number of countries in Africa to be a public health emergency of international concern. This follows the rapid spread of mpox virus strain, clade 1. So far, no cases of clade 1 […]

30 Aug 2024