ChatGP? The uncertain role of generative AI in NHS care
The pace at which generative AI has infiltrated product portfolios and media headlines in 2023 has brought equal parts excitement and consternation to those tasked with evaluating its implications for patient care. Owen Hughes reports
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How the ‘fragmented’ NHS can create the conditions for AI to thrive
What’s holding AI back? Digital Health asked Robin Carpenter, AI ethics and governance lead at the AI Centre for Valued Based Healthcare at King’s College London, a speaker at our upcoming AI and Data event, to identify the brakes on progress and suggest solutions
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Special Report: Cloud
The NHS is transitioning to cloud with an estimated 15-20% of trusts now hosting something off-site. The pace of adoption has been slow, but could that be about to change? Vivienne Raper reports
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Simon Noel: The Accidental CNIO
Making the move from a clinical role into a digital leadership position can be daunting. Simon Noel explains how he did it – and calls for a more ‘nuanced’ understanding of the digital clinical specialist role
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AI and Data: Remote monitoring must filter out ‘excess noise’
Generating large volumes of poor quality data wastes clinicans’ time and puts patients at risk, says Elina Naydenova, a speaker at Digital Health’s AI+Data event. By Lizzie Cernik
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Industry Spotlight: KPMG launches EPR Alliance to aid digital transformation
A groundbreaking alliance aims to help NHS trusts meet the challenge of EPR implementation. By Vivienne Raper
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We need strategic national direction to achieve a single, holistic view of people’s health information
Adopting PRSB’s information standard to support person-centred care planning would be a ‘pragmatic’ step in the right direction for trusts, integrated care systems and suppliers. By Dr Nilesh Bharakhada
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Three ways NHS trusts can get ahead of patient demand
If we do more of the same, waiting list numbers will continue to rise. Reducing unnecessary appointments is essential, writes Accurx’s Jacob Haddad
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Is the Federated Data Platform too expensive to cancel?
Sticking with a hugely expensive plan to develop a ‘mythical beast’ of a fighter plane in the 1960s did not end well for the government of the day. The Federated Data Platform may be similarly doomed, writes Joe McDonald
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AI revolution must respect patients’ right to consent
Safeguards to ensure patient data is handled ethically are essential, writes Proximie’s Nadine Hachach-Haram, a speaker at next month’s Digital Health’s AI & Data event.
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