Making AI in health care safe: the story so far – with Ricardo Baptista Leite and Alastair Denniston
How can we ensure AI tools work safely in real-life health care settings?
Patient safety Monitoring patient safety to ensure safe and reliable care
More than 1 million people use the NHS every day. It’s essential that care for patients is safe and reliable, avoiding unintended or unexpected harm.
We look at the issues that can affect patient safety and where improvements can be made.
AI in health care: an update from the US – with Andrea Palm and Andrew Bindman
How can AI be implemented safely and effectively? We look to the US for clues.
Jeremy Hunt on the 10-Year Health Plan
In the first of two interviews with former health secretaries, Jeremy Hunt shares his take on the government's 10-Year Health Plan.
Dash review: seven considerations for local NHS leaders
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About 5 mins
The Dash review into patient safety in England is bold and welcome – but implementing its recommendations will come with risks.
NHS regulation under the microscope – where do we go from here?
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About 4 mins
Despite the 10-Year Health Plan’s efforts, there is not yet a clear vision of what a reformed regulatory system should look like.
The Safety, Quality, Experience programme
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12 November 2024
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About 2 mins
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- 12 November 2024
About 2 mins
We look at how hospital staff were encouraged and supported to improve care as part of a wider improvement programme which aimed to transform the culture of the organisation.
Bringing an anti-racism approach to quality improvement in maternity care
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29 October 2024
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About 5 mins
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- 29 October 2024
About 5 mins
Black Maternity Matters supports perinatal staff to reduce the inequitable maternity outcomes faced by Black mothers and their babies. We highlight its work to bring an anti-racism approach to quality...
Recent progress on NHS waiting list stalls
Tim Gardner comments on the publication of the NHS monthly performance statistics.
NHS waiting list remains stubbornly high despite recent progress
Tim Gardner comments on the publication of the NHS monthly performance statistics.
Despite progress, still a mountain to climb on waiting lists
Tim Gardner comments on the publication of the NHS monthly performance statistics.