Government leaders trying to stay ahead of AI, address public fearsĀ
Government leaders in both the UK and the US have addressed the safety of AI over the past week as they attempt to address demands for guidelines.Ā
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Government leaders in both the UK and the US have addressed the safety of AI over the past week as they attempt to address demands for guidelines.Ā
This coffee briefing features the Maple Centre at Milton Keynes University Hospital celebrating its first birthday and the use of two innovative apps.
A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed between Tunstall Healthcare Group and the University of Edinburgh to develop AI-powered digital solutions.
The Ā£21m AI Diagnostic Fund is to be split between 64 NHS trusts to speed up the diagnosis of lung cancer and how quickly patients can access treatment.
Ming Tang has told the AI and Data audience that the procurement process for the federated data platform is awaiting full business case approval.
The NHS should draw on a wider range of data from non-health sources to provide interventions that protect health in the long term.
Prospective AI start-ups need to ensure that they are targeting a problem that needs solving in order to succeed in a risk-averse NHS.Ā
The innovations address several challenges faced by the NHS including workflow management; access to services;
The trust is using IMMJ Systems’ MediViewer software to digitise casualty cards, which provide key
This includes Ā£50m going towards NHS diagnostic services and support the work of existing ‘centres
A statement from Tavistock and Portman confirmed that ādue to an errorā, an email regarding
Machine learning software will be used track 32 million outpatient datasets with the aim of