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Atrial fibrillation study highlights the role of GP data in research

A study led by Oxford Population Health identified 28% more cases of atrial fibrillation in primary care data than secondary
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UHNM Heart and Lung Centre to help develop national AI training

The Heart and Lung Centre at University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust (UHNM) will help develop a national AI
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AI tool to help identify atrial fibrillation risk trialled in Leeds

Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust is trialling an AI tool which helps identify people at risk of developing atrial fibrillation.
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Digital NHS Health Checks to be piloted at three councils in 2025

Digital NHS Health Checks to identify risk of cardiovascular disease will be piloted in three councils in England before nationwide
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AI tool can identify patients at risk of heart-related deaths

An AI algorithm can identify those at highest risk of conditions leading to heart-related death, according to researchers.
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Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing ā˜•Ā 

Today's briefing includes an initiative to transform care at home for people in Cornwall and The DHSC launch of Pharmacy
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AI tool which can detect heart disease being used at Royal Free Hospital

A tool which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to detect heart disease in seconds is being used at the Royal Free
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Evelina London and Kingā€™s College London develop VR for heart surgery

Evelina London and Kingā€™s College London have joined forces to develop a new VR technology that enables surgeons to better
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AI tool can identify risk of heart attack ‘years before it strikes’

The CaRi-Heart tool, based on research funded by the British Heart Foundation (BHF), predicts possible heart attacks using routine heart
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Report reveals digital health technology must be accessible for all

In order to be successful, digital health technology must be accessible to all while still maintaining human aspects of healthcare,
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