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Latest AI

Closing the reporting gap

By Lee Peart 17 September 2025

Joshua Burkhow, chief evangelist at Alteryx, explains how AI and automation can prove the ROI of analytics in the NHS

DIGITAL

NHS trusts risk missing AI opportunities, survey finds

By Lee Peart 16 September 2025

NHS trusts risks missing AI opportunities with only 6% having made significant investments, a survey has found.

UK RESEARCH AND INNOVATION

AI could boost life-saving MRI scans

By Liz Wells 09 September 2025

AI is set to make traditional MRI scans more cost-effective and widely accessible.

TECHNOLOGY

Virtual patient enhances healthcare students' communication skills

By Liz Wells 03 September 2025

A virtual patient developed at Coventry University in collaboration with students, academics, clinicians and AI firm PCS to enhance healthcare students’ communication skills has taken huge strides ...

IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON

AI stethoscope rolled out to 100 GP clinics to help diagnose heart failure

By Liz Wells 01 September 2025

GP clinics in London and Wales will receive an AI-powered tool as part of a trial to help improve the diagnosis of heart failure, which affects 2% of the UK population and consumes 4% of the NHS b...

NHS GRAMPIAN

NHS Grampian paves way for using AI in lung cancer care across Scotland

By Liz Wells 21 August 2025

NHS Grampian is trialling a process using AI in the detection of lung cancer, which could be embedded in lung cancer care across Scotland.

TECHNOLOGY

AI to cut paperwork to free up doctors' time for patients

By Liz Wells 18 August 2025

Patients and frontline staff could see huge benefits from new AI helping people out of hospital quicker and slashing bureaucracy.

Alder Hey transforming care through AI

By Liz Wells 28 July 2025

Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust has launched a new strategy aiming to revolutionise care and improve experience using the latest digital advances and AI.

Change with evaluation

21 July 2025

Why we must evaluate as we go to ensure change is effective and delivers value, writes Rose Taylor, executive director of health and care transformation, NHS Arden & GEM Commissioning Support Unit