AI in the NHS: rewards, risks, and reality
The NHS must avoid AI’s seductive overdiagnosis trap, writes Professor Christina Pagel, director of UCLâs clinical operational research unit
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The NHS must avoid AI’s seductive overdiagnosis trap, writes Professor Christina Pagel, director of UCLâs clinical operational research unit

The governmentâs ‘shift to digital’ isn’t achievable without teams that can deliver it, writes Natalie Chishick of Chishick Communications.
Increasing pressures on maternity services mean we need innovative ways to deliver essential training, writes digital midwife Jennifer Lyons.
We must understand what responsible AI adoption requires for the NHS, writes Prof Alicja Rudnicka of City St Georgeâs, University of London

The ‘shift to digital’ poses unique opportunities and challenges for social care, writes Kathryn Marsden, chief executive at SCIE.
The UK healthcare sector is in a transformative era, driven by advancements in artificial intelligence
Building a reputation in health tech can take decades, yet it can be undone by
In the wake of reports linking IT flaws to deaths of patients, and the recent
An approach by a BBC journalist has Joe McDonald wondering what it will take to
No clinical informatician should work in isolation. Bringing digital midwives into the wider digital team