The National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare are hosting a live Ask Me Anything on how artificial intelligence (AI) is being regulated in healthcare.
This is your opportunity to hear directly from the National AI Commission and ask questions about what this means for you.
Register now and submit your questions in advance.
In this session, you can:
Learn more about the Commission’s work Ask questions about how AI is regulated and how this may develop Hear open and honest responses You can ask about anything relating to the work of AI Commission , including:
Patient safety How the Commission makes decisions What AI could mean for your care

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Good and clear communication between clinicians, patients/service users and family carers are vital for establishing and maintaining effective working relationships that can keep people who are experiencing mental health crises safe. This interactive half day course uses audio and video case studies and scenarios to explore common barriers to effective communications and what can be done about them.
We use the term family carers to mean anyone who is significant to the patient, including biological and non biological family and friends who may or may not live in the same household or even the same country.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This course is suitable for anyone working in Health and Social Care whose work brings them into direct contact with someone experiencing a mental health crisis. This includes but is not limited to psychiatrists, nurses, ED service leads, social workers, occupational therapists and peer support workers.
Price: £234
More information and booking link here.

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