Kingās College London AI tool to predict health events
A new artificial intelligence tool developed by King’s College London has shown promising results in predicting patient’s health trajectories.
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A new artificial intelligence tool developed by King’s College London has shown promising results in predicting patient’s health trajectories.
Upgraded phone technology has been rolled out across the country, enabling more patients to get through to their GP surgery for an appointment.
A total of Ā£1.1m has been awarded to Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes ICS enabling it to provide digital solutions to local residents.
Today’s briefing includes the NHS introducing self-referral for a number of key services and Bayer and Google collaborating on AI solutions for radiology.
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s emergency department clinicians are now using an AI tool from Qure.ai to help improve decision making.
Two new solutions using the power of artificial intelligence to enhance research into dementia and cognitive decline are being worked on by NTT DATA.
This briefing features North West Anglia NHS FT replacing two LIMS with Clinisys Winpath and Asda offering online pharmacy home delivery.
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