
What we still need to use AI safely and quickly in healthcare
Rachel Dunscombe and Jane Rendall examine what needs to happen to make sure artificial intelligence is used safely in healthcare.
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Rachel Dunscombe and Jane Rendall examine what needs to happen to make sure artificial intelligence is used safely in healthcare.
Contact-tracing was one of the buzzwords of 2020 and Mark Tluszcz, co-founder and CEO at Mangrove Capital Partners, explores why automation could be key.
Ian Bailey and Edward Clode-Baker from EMIS argue why the digital achievements, which have been achieved by healthcare organisations, must be built upon.
Dr Jonathan Bloor, medical director at System C Healthcare, muses on the value of measuring digital maturity in healthcare.
In his final 2020 column, Davey Winder explores the reliability of emails and why good security hygiene has never been more important.
The divide between health and social care information leads to significant delay, writes Barry Frostick,

A communications plan is a critical safety tool for ambient voice technology, writes Natalie Chishick,
The rollout of AI within the NHS is likely to create gendered divisions, warns Prof
The government’s NHS 10 year health plan was a key theme in several of Digital

Christmas bloat aside, the NHS App is in danger of becoming bloated with modules of