Who we are
The Centre for Translational Informatics (CTI) is finding new ways to improve healthcare through digital technologies and accelerating their delivery to patients.
Too often, digital products and services have failed in the NHS due to a lack of buy-in from frontline staff and service users. Recognising this from the outset, our approach puts service users, carers, and clinicians at the heart of our projects as designers and developers.
We bring together experts from diverse fields including clinical research, engineering, computer science, health services, and the digital health industry. By collaborating across different disciplines and experiences, we are rapidly developing digital solutions that have the potential to transform the way healthcare is provided.
In our secure, supportive environment, research can be tested promptly. This is central to our aim of reducing the time it takes for digital solutions to reach the clinic—supporting people to manage their own care and improving the efficiency of healthcare services.
Featured projects
The Pears Maudsley Centre for Children and Young People will bring together, under one roof, the world’s leading experts in clinical care and research from South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust and King’s College London’s Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience (IoPPN).
The CTI is the Technical Partnership of South London and Maudsley Digital Services, Schools IT services and King’s College London’s IT services. By working together we are able to deliver and enable a collaborative working environment in the visionary shared occupancy of this new Pears Maudsley Centre for Children and Young People building. Read more about it here.
