The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has introduced AI to help support clinical trial assessors to review complex data by flagging potential issues for human review.
It is part of reforms to reduce…
Dr Helen Ashdown, NHS GP and National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) academic clinical lecturer at the University of Oxford (Credit: Nasir Hamid)
A University of Oxford study will assess whether an…
Continue Reading
First author Dr Angus Ramsey, principal research fellow at the UCL Department of Behavioural Sciences and Health
A study led by University College London (UCL) researchers found that implementing AI into NHS hospitals is…
Continue Reading
Nurses across England will be trained as ‘genomics champions’ to help patients get faster diagnoses and access treatment closer to home, as the part of the government’s 10 year health plan.
The government is creating…
Ambulance crews use the new software with a patient in Kigali, Rwanda (Credit: University of Birmingham)
Ambulance technology developed in Rwanda by University of Birmingham experts working with a local software company could save…
Continue Reading
Patients will be able to browse and sign up to clinical trials via the NHS App, the Department of Health and Care (DHSC) has announced.
Eventually the app will be able to automatically match…
The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust is launching an AI radiology analysis service which runs on a clinical imaging platform to improve cancer research and patient outcomes.
The specialist cancer centre partnered with digital business…
De-identified NHS data from 57 million people in England is being used to train a generative AI model capable of predicting future health outcomes.
The model, called Foresight, is being tested by researchers at University…
A project to support young people with attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has secured funding to develop a multilingual virtual assistant.
A collaboration between the Digital Futures Lab at Torbay and South Devon NHS…
A study led by researchers at Oxford Population Health identified 28% more cases of atrial fibrillation in primary care data than secondary care data alone.
Evidence of atrial fibrillation, which is associated with higher risks…
