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IQVIA UK and Ireland

IQVIA UK and Ireland

Hospitals and Health Care

Together with the life sciences, National Health Service (NHS) and Health Service Executive (HSE).

About us

Together with the life sciences, National Health Service (NHS) and Health Service Executive (HSE) stakeholders we serve, we are enabling a more modern, effective, and efficient healthcare system, and creating breakthrough solutions that help transform business and patient outcomes. We believe that unparalleled data, advanced analytics and expertise and innovative technology can enable better decision-making for improving health outcomes and patient pathways: - Transform the clinical research ecosystem - Accelerate the discovery of new medicines - Inform clinical decision-making - Improve patient care pathways with quicker diagnoses and referrals - Accelerate patient access to innovative and personalized medicines

Website
https://www.iqvia.com/
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Company size
10,001+ employees
Headquarters
London

Updates

  • 👏 A fantastic example of #OneIQVIA in action last week as colleagues connected across Paddington, Stafford, Chesterfield and remotely for our UK & Ireland Town Hall. A special shoutout to the Chesterfield team, who organised a series of activities throughout the day, including speed networking, creating even more opportunities for colleagues to connect, collaborate and learn from one another. In the Paddington office, we also had a networking reception after work the same day on the rooftop and got some well deserved vitamin D ☀️ Thank you to everyone who joined and contributed to the discussions, events like these help strengthen the connections that enable us to work better together.

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  • At The International Congress of Obesity 2026, a recurring message was that effective obesity care cannot rely on medicines alone. Sustainable progress will require integrated care pathways, better use of real-world and patient-reported data, personalised treatment approaches, and investment in health systems capable of delivering equitable access. It was also encouraging to see growing recognition of the value of lived experience in shaping policy, research and care delivery. The voices of people living with obesity provided an important reminder that behind every statistic is a person navigating a complex and often fragmented healthcare system. As part of the congress, IQVIA was pleased to contribute to the discussion through our session on real-world evidence and the DiCE-REALM study, the world’s largest multi-provider real-world study of medication based digital weight management programmes designed to support clinical care improvement and help establish high standards for digital healthcare. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gAiK-M2v

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  • At IQVIA, we're passionate about supporting professional development, and it's inspiring to see colleagues like Rebecca Atkins applying new skills and insights directly into her roles through the MBA Level 7 Strategic Leadership Degree Apprenticeship. Reflecting on her experience, Bex highlights that the biggest benefit has been the ability to put theory into practice; helping her grow professionally, challenge her thinking, and develop as a more rounded leader and individual. We're proud to support colleagues in building the skills, confidence and knowledge that help them thrive both at IQVIA and beyond.

  • Today marks #WorldBrainDay. More than a third of people living with dementia in the UK remain undiagnosed, which means too many patients are still missing out on timely support and treatment. That diagnosis gap is exactly where #RealWorldEvidence can help, by showing who reaches care, who does not, and where pathways need to improve. If we want better outcomes in brain health, we need better visibility across the patient journey, from first presentation to specialist care. Read our latest blog for more insights: https://bit.ly/44MktPI Huge thanks to our IQVIA authors: Charlotte Arrand, Vickram Tittrea, Christelle Elia, Caroline O'Leary

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  • Clinical trials generate 2million tonnes of CO2e per year , which is equivalent to the annual emissions of nearly half a million people in the UK. IQVIA's new white paper breaks down where these emissions come from and what the industry can do about it. From digitisation to supply chain reform, there are practical steps we can take right now. Read here: https://lnkd.in/eqUWmwAC

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  • Yesterday IQVIA teams in our Paddington and Nottingham offices came together for a charity bake sale in support of Cosmic, raising funds ahead of the upcoming Cosmic Dragon Boat Race later this month (which we will be competing in!). 🚣♀️🐉 From homemade cakes and cookies to sweet treats donated by colleagues, it's been fantastic to see everyone getting involved for such an important cause. COSMIC supports the neonatal and paediatric intensive care units at St Mary's Hospital, Paddington and Queen Charlotte's Hospital, Hammersmith, helping critically ill babies and children, their families, and the healthcare teams caring for them. The charity provides vital funding for specialist equipment, family support services, research, and much more beyond what NHS budgets can cover. A huge thank you to everyone who baked, bought, donated and supported us. Luisa Carrano, Parmi Lal, Reem R., Caroline O'Leary, Itohan Evbuomwan, Romilly Travers, Sands Catering London

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  • Proud to celebrate the work of four 2nd year Imperial College Medical Undergraduates, who recently completed their Clinical Research and Innovation (CRI) project with IQVIA. Over three weeks, the team worked on a research question identified by IQVIA, exploring what the global landscape for #ObesityPrevention and management, particularly new obesity pharmacotherapies, could look like from 2030 onwards. Their project focused on policy, diagnostics, the #InnovativeMedicine pipeline, and commercial dynamics. Dividing the topic into key areas, the students collaborated to produce a detailed and insightful poster, supported by IQVIA’s Obesity Initiative and led by Sarah Rickwood and Olivia Meadowcroft. A fantastic example of teamwork, curiosity, and real-world research in action. For more information about IQVIA’s Obesity Initiative, visit the Tackling Obesity webpage: https://lnkd.in/d4qgmTxa Fayowa A. Ohemaa Owusu-Sampah Sarah Azeta Baba Odumeru #ImperialCollege #ClinicalResearch

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  • There’s no shortage of new technologies, pilots, or promising ideas, but too often, they remain fragmented, siloed, and difficult to scale. The real opportunity? ➡️ Connecting innovation across the ecosystem ➡️ Integrating data to unlock actionable insight ➡️ Delivering impact at system level, not just isolated use cases Our latest IQVIA whitepaper explores what it takes to move from innovation to integration and why organisations that get this right will be best placed to drive meaningful, measurable outcomes. Read the whitepaper: https://lnkd.in/daQ_KaeA

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  • Understanding where and how medicines are prescribed across the NHS is critical — but tracking formularies and guidelines at scale can be challenging. IQVIA’s Medicines Management Analysis (MMA) tool helps stakeholders dynamically track NHS prescribing policy by analysing formularies and guidelines across primary care, secondary care and specialised trusts in the UK. It enables comparison of a company’s own products alongside competitors and biosimilars, supporting more informed strategic planning. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/dA7znTzt

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