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Impact claim (as reported by the claimant) from REF 2021 impact case studies. Evidence status: source reported.

Organisation
University College London
Source reference
fddaa28f-0565-4229-86b7-f9b63205dd3e
Jurisdiction
United Kingdom
Licence
CC BY 4.0. © the submitting university; via UKRI REF 2021. Changed: summary of the impact only, formatting removed.

Impact case study submitted by University College London to REF 2021 · Unit of assessment: Public Health, Health Services and Primary Care · Summary impact type: Health · Imported because it cites 4 papers held here; names a tracked health-data resource

Source: https://results2021.ref.ac.uk/impact/fddaa28f-0565-4229-86b7-f9b63205dd3e. Captured 2026-10-23.

Limitations: The submitting university's own account of its impact, written for assessment. OpenHDI has not checked the claim or its corroborating sources. A cited paper is underpinning research the university names; the case study does not establish that any particular data use caused the impact.