MHRA's AI medical device pilot opens for applicants
By Liz Wells 24 September 2024
The MHRA is calling for applications for manufacturers and developers of artificial intelligence (AI) medical devices to join the AI Airlock regulatory sandbox.
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust pilots AI tool for prostate cancer diagnosis
By Liz Wells 16 September 2024
Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust (LTHT) is piloting a new artificial intelligence (AI) tool designed to improve prostate cancer diagnosis.
Hospital uses AI to spot missing appointments
By Lee Peart 12 September 2024
A London hospital has used an artificial intelligence tool to spot missing appointments.
Royal Victoria Infirmary trials technology that predicts how burns will heal
By Liz Wells 10 September 2024
Royal Victoria Infirmary's Northern Regional Burn Centre, in Newcastle, has become the first in the world to use technology that employs multispectral imaging and artificial intelligence to provide...
Digital technology offers trauma support for first responders
By Liz Wells 10 September 2024
Technology designed to support first responders and emergency medical workers facing traumatic experiences at work is under development at the University of Strathclyde
AI technology used to detect fractures
By Liz Wells 04 September 2024
East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust (ESNEFT) is using AI technology to scan thousands of x-rays to detect fractures
Milton Keynes University Hospital trials AI to streamline appointments
By Liz Wells 28 August 2024
Milton Keynes University Hospital's (MKUH) Ophthalmology department is trialling a new conversational AI assistant called Dora to streamline outpatient appointments.
AI tool aims to spot early signs of dementia from scans
By Liz Wells 27 August 2024
Data scientists and clinical researchers will use brain scans from the entire Scottish population to build a tool that they hope will be able to predict a person's risk of dementia.
AI can cut surgical waiting lists
By Liz Wells 22 August 2024
Artificial intelligence designed to identify patients suitable for joint replacement surgery has the potential to significantly cut waiting times and improve surgical efficiency, new research from ...
MHRA sets out strategic approach to AI
By Lee Peart 02 May 2024
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) set out its strategic approach to artificial intelligence (AI) on 30 April.
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