AI in Medicine

NHS AI Effort: The past, the present and the future

The AIMed-NHS AI Lab virtual conference is taking place now. Indra Joshi, Director of Artificial Intelligence (AI) at NHSx, the digital unit of NHS, gave an overview of what the NHS AI lab had achieved since its launch last summer; its ongoing effort and what we can look out for in the very near fut

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An agenda on the move: The AIMed NHS AI Lab virtual conference

The AIMed-NHS AI Lab virtual conference is taking place now. Early on, UK Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Matt Hancock opened the event calling the NHS artificial intelligence (AI) effort is an “agenda on the move”. He said the NHS AI lab was set up “to drive forward the high-quality u

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AIMed SURGERY – Top Takeaways

The COVID-19 pandemic is running its apocalyptic course around the world. One thing is certain in the midst of total uncertainty and utter chaos: SARS-CoV-2 is a very daunting enemy and we remain totally subjugated by these viral overlords. It is easy, therefore, for we humans to lose patience and b

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AIMed ICU 2020: The many opportunities out there

AIMed hosted AIMed Intensive Care Unit (ICU) virtual conference yesterday (22 September). Close to 20 field experts presented on topics around data; machine and deep learning for decision support; natural language processing (NLP) and workflow, and general issues in artificial intelligence (AI) and

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AIMed ICU – Top Takeaways

The COVID-19 pandemic is running its apocalyptic course around the world. One thing is certain in the midst of total uncertainty and utter chaos: SARS-CoV-2 is a very daunting enemy and we remain totally subjugated by these viral overlords. It is easy, therefore, for we humans to lose patience and b

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CONSORT-AI: The new standards for clinical trials involving AI

In the days when standardization was absent, researchers were not obliged to share clinical trial data and whether participants were voluntarily recruited into their studies. These inadequate and poor-quality outcome reporting challenged succeeding researchers to evaluate, replicate and build upon p

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3 Things Payers Should Consider

No time for guessing game. Three things payers need to consider if they are to survive the impact of deferred care. A recent Kaiser Family Foundation survey found that nearly half of all Americans say they or someone they live with has delayed care since COVID started. The why behind this is two-fol

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Get EHRs to work in the best interests of AI development

“I am formally trained as a cardiac-electrophysiologist and for the past 40 years I have prescribed a medication known as Amiodarone. This medication interacts with almost every other drug; especially the blood thinner, Warfarin, which is meant to prevent stokes from  atrial fibrillation. Despite pr

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