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Barriers to implementing AI in healthcare – and how to overcome them

Health Innovation East Midlands and the Midlands Clinical Senate are hosting a new Innovation Insights webinar exploring the key challenges to implementing artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare, and the practical steps that can help organisations overcome them.

The webinar will share insights from the Midlands Clinical Senates’ work examining the barriers to the widespread adoption of AI in health and care, including findings published in the peer-reviewed journal article ‘A Systematic Review of the Barriers to the Implementation of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare’. 

 This session will include:

  • Insights from the Clinical Leadership Fellows who led the research.
  • Case studies from health and care teams who have experienced – and successfully navigated – the challenges of introducing AI into practice.
  • Actionable insights to apply in your practice to mitigate AI implementation barriers.

 Speakers:

  • Dawn Plummer, Digital Health Innovation Lead, Health Innovation East Midlands 
  • Emma Orrock, Head of Clinical Senates, Health Innovation East Midlands 

Midlands Clinical Senate Fellows: 

  • Brendan Spooner, John Isherwood, Imad Ahmed, Mark Lane 

Health care case studies from: 

  • Ben Madden, Lead Reporting Radiographer, Kettering General Hospital NHS Foundation Trust 
  • Neil Frazer, Medical Director, Primary Integrated Community Service (PICS). 

This session is free to attend and open to everyone, regardless of your role or organisation. 

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