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AI is part of our lives and has huge potential to transform healthcare. Focusing on predictive, preventative, personalised, and participatory approaches can help the NHS adopt AI effectively and sustainably.

There’s been a push across healthcare to move from analogue to digital, but public trust in the use of patient data is fragile. Working with people when designing and implementing innovations using AI and data is essential.

Dominic Dodd to step down after two years as chair.

A new test for womb cancer has been awarded £2 million by the NIHR for a trial across four hospitals in North London, with us as evaluation and patient and public involvement and engagement leads. We are partnered with North Central London Cancer Alliance who are supporting research direction and implementation of the trial in primary care.

We are leading the evaluation for a new throat cancer test being piloted in pharmacies and community settings, enabling earlier diagnosis and reducing health inequalities.

Healthcare innovation is not short on talent, technology, or ambition. The stumbling block for many innovators comes when trying to move from pilot to practice and breaking into the NHS.

It is no longer enough to explore what AI can do. We must focus on how it should be done and why. Dr Nnenna Osuji explores the shift from 'what' to 'how' in her blog.

We are working with Punto Health to bring innovation into the diagnosis and management of dementia.

We are trying to improve how we meet the needs of people with multiple long-term conditions, with the help of our lived experience group.

We’re excited to be working with Doc Abode to explore how their real-time workforce coordination platform can help improve patient care, boost efficiency, and support the NHS workforce in urgent and emergency care.