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Dr Angus Ramsey, principal research fellow at the UCL Department of Behavioural Sciences and Health
15 September 2025

It’s harder than expected to implement AI in the NHS, finds study

A study led by University College London researchers has found that implementing AI into NHS hospitals is harder than initially
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Dr Shibani Nicum, honorary medical oncologist at UCLH
31 July 2025

UCLH launches app to help staff manage menopause symptoms

Doctors at University College London Hospitals (UCLH) have developed MENO.pause, an app that helps clinicians to manage menopause symptoms.
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11 April 2024

King’s College London AI tool to predict health events

A new artificial intelligence tool developed by King's College London has shown promising results in predicting patient's health trajectories.
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Coffee Time Briefing
8 March 2024

Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing ☕ 

Today's briefing covers trials into the use of psychoactive medicines to treat PTSD and academics calling for regulation of Femtech
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Movers and Shakers
15 September 2023

Movers and Shakers news roundup

This edition of Movers and Shakers includes the departure of NHSE’s COO and the appointment of an interim CEO in
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6 December 2021

Scientists developing video games to diagnose and monitor depression

Scientists in London have developed new AI technology inspired by video games to transform the way depression is diagnosed and
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app round up
24 February 2017

Digital health research in brief

Fresh from the third CBC Digital Health Conference, Digital Health News takes a look at the new app news coming
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28 March 2011

UCLH investigates major IT failure

University College London Hospitals Foundation Trust has launched an investigation into a major IT failure that led to its A&E
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27 July 2010

Cundy advises mass SCR opt-out

A former chair of the BMA’s GP IT committee is advising GPs to automatically opt-out all patients from the Summary
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15 December 2009

Study questions value of large EPRs

Local electronic patient record systems are often more effective than larger scale projects, according to a new study by the
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