10-year national plan to tackle cancer features increased use of AI
The UK government has unveiled a 10-year national plan to tackle cancer which includes an increased use of AI and machine learning.
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The UK government has unveiled a 10-year national plan to tackle cancer which includes an increased use of AI and machine learning.
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EMIS Group has acquired Edenbridge Healthcare in a move that supports the digital transformation of the NHS and support primary care services.
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Research from the University of Westminster has revealed AI chatbots could be used to get people to open up about sensitive health conditions.
A recommendation for there to be a single database for consultants has been accepted by the government in its published response to the Paterson inquiry.
Four pathfinder projects addressing some of London’s key health problems have been granted £1m to show how using data at scale can improve health outcomes.