Federated computing platform for collaborative global health innovation and societal impact
What is the Open Health Partner Hub?
What is the Open Health Partner Hub?
Open Health is an open, non-proprietary federated computing infrastructure that enables health institutions, clinical AI innovators, and health system commissioners to collaborate on health intelligence — without sharing patient data. The infrastructure architecture is being developed at UCL and is currently in its proof of concept phase.
The Partner Hub is how organisations engage with Open Health — whether as institutional nodes connecting to the federated platform, as research collaborators contributing to its development, or as ecosystem partners helping to shape how it scales.
Who are we looking to partner with?
We are developing partnerships across three communities:
Clinical AI innovators and researchers — organisations developing and validating multi-site clinical AI tools that need open, governed federated infrastructure to train, test, and deploy.
Ecosystem builders — organisations scaling digital health services in regulated markets who need interoperable, non-proprietary standards to build on.
Health system commissioners and institutions — NHS trusts, academic medical centres, and international health system partners seeking to deploy validated innovations without proprietary lock-in.
Interested in partnering with Open Health?
The partner model is actively being developed. If your organisation has a potential contribution to make — through collaboration scoping, co-investment, institutional access, technical collaboration, or deployment partnership — we would like to hear from you at this early stage.