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NHS England and i.AI have signed a Collaboration Charter to support the use of AI in the NHS, aiming to empower the workforce and improve patient care. This marks a significant milestone in healthcare innovation and policy.
In a groundbreaking development, i.AI and NHS England have officially signed a Collaboration Charter to support the use of AI in the NHS. This partnership aims to empower the NHS workforce to utilise AI to enhance patient care, improve staff experience, and drive operational efficiency.
Minister Alex Burghart and Lord Markham signed the Charter, marking the beginning of an exciting new partnership between the rapidly growing team of AI experts within central government and NHS England.
The Charter primarily focuses on non-clinical AI solutions and does not intend to develop new AI-based medical devices and products. It also emphasises that data controllership will remain with the NHS at all times during the collaborative work, and i.AI will not have access to identifiable patient data.
This commitment to data privacy and ethical AI usage demonstrates a responsible approach to integrating AI into healthcare.
Furthermore, the government’s AI incubator team is already working across the government to supercharge the use of cutting-edge technology in the public sector.
This initiative showcases the benefits of building innovative AI tools in-house and presents an opportunity to explore AI solutions that free up time and resources to reinvest in better services for those in need.
The signing of the Collaboration Charter marks a significant milestone in advancing AI technology within the NHS. It aligns with the government’s broader work on AI for the Public Good, as Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden announced.
This strategic collaboration between i.AI and NHS England signifies a commitment to harnessing innovation to create a faster, simpler, and fairer health service, ultimately benefiting patients and healthcare professionals.
As AI continues to transform the healthcare landscape, the partnership between i.AI and NHS England sets a precedent for responsible and impactful AI integration in the NHS.
The potential for AI to streamline tasks, improve patient experience, and boost operational efficiency underscores the far-reaching implications of this collaboration. With a focus on ethical AI usage and a commitment to enhancing healthcare services, this partnership paves the way for a new era of innovation within the NHS.
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