Government encourages NHS clinicians to use 'gamechanging' AI
By Liz Wells 28 April 2025
The government has published new guidance that encourages and supports NHS clinicians to use AI tools, which convert spoken words into structured medical notes and letters in primary and secondary ...
Breakthrough in bowel cancer research to speed up diagnosis
By Liz Wells 23 April 2025
The Government says patients could soon benefit from technology to diagnose bowel cancer earlier, reducing the need for invasive colonoscopies and biopsies, and potentially saving valuable time and...
AI power improves cataract detection tool for babies
By Liz Wells 15 April 2025
A device invented by an Addenbrooke’s Hospital eye surgeon to detect cataracts in babies is set to be further improved.
Study examines public perceptions of AI in healthcare
By Liz Wells 09 April 2025
Most people support AI’s role in medicine, but draw a clear line - AI should assist, not replace doctors, new research reveals.
The AI doctor will see you now
07 April 2025
Realising the potential of ICBs and the principles they represent is a critical success factor in unlocking the amazing potential of data enabled healthcare, writes Aidan Rave, principal consultant...
UK software company launches private sovereign AI for healthcare businesses
By Liz Wells 04 April 2025
Software provider OneAdvanced has launched a secure Large Language Model (LLM) to enable healthcare businesses to use AI for role, organisation, and sector-specific work.
AI-powered respiratory diagnostics set to transform NHS lung care
By Liz Wells 31 March 2025
The NHS is to introduce N-Tidal Diagnose, an AI-powered test that is set to transform the way serious lung conditions are detected and managed, from April 2025.
AI could help identify abnormalities in unborn babies quicker
By Liz Wells 28 March 2025
AI-assisted pregnancy scans are almost twice as quick and will help improve patient care, new research reveals.
AI helping NHS staff be more skilled and flexible
By Liz Wells 20 March 2025
An app using AI with behavioural science has been successfully piloted at Essex hospitals and is now set to be expanded across the NHS.
AI could help detect and investigate foodborne illness outbreaks
By Liz Wells 14 March 2025
UKHSA is exploring the role that AI could play in helping to detect and investigate foodborne illness outbreaks.
Assistant Director – Quality Assurance & Practice Improvement
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Harrow, London (Greater)Up to £114k
Assistant Director – Quality Assurance & Practice Improvement
Up to £114k
Harrow, London (Greater)Up to £114k
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