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Archive: 30 October 2023

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30 October 2023

Warning on AI and Data in mental health: ‘Patients are drowning’

AI and Data innovators need to act now to prevent patient harm using digital tools to support mental health, said
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30 October 2023

Generative AI masterclass: focus on problem-solving and be confident

Generative AI has the ability to be transformational as long as both clinicians and entrepreneurs working in the space are
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30 October 2023

“We need to proceed with caution” as AI develops says Dr Halliday

President of The Royal College of Radiologists Dr Katherine Halliday has said that “we need to proceed with caution” as
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30 October 2023

Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing ☕ 

Today's briefing reports that patients preparing for surgery in Hull can get on-demand VR resources and that an AI-powered lamp
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30 October 2023

Accurx launches five-point plan for modern general practice access

Accurx, the communications platform powering 98% of GP practices, announces today a commitment to help 1,000 GP surgeries tackle the
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30 October 2023

New £100M fund to use AI’s potential in life sciences and healthcare

A new mission announced by the Prime Minister will accelerate the use of AI in life sciences to tackle the
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30 October 2023

Sustainable population health requires getting “everyone in the same room” 

Sustainable and inclusive population health requires a number of prerequisites, including good leadership and appropriate technology. 
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30 October 2023

Palantir CEO acknowledges FDP could aid NHS data being sold in future 

In an interview Sunday, Alex Karp, co-founder and CEO of Palantir, said the (FDP) could make it easier for a
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30 October 2023

NHS England has not yet proven its case on FDP

With the award of the Federated Data Platform contract said to be delayed until mid-November, Digital Health's Jon Hoeksma argues
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