This Westminster Health Forum conference will examine the priorities and next steps for utilising AI-driven technologies within health and social care.
Delegates will consider the opportunities for increased use, what is needed to tackle barriers to implementation, data protection, questions of ethics and bias, wider regulatory challenges, and priorities for research.
It will be a timely opportunity to consider next steps for harnessing AI-based healthcare solutions to deliver streamlined and effective care following developments made during the pandemic - and in the context of the development of an AI Strategy for Health and Social Care.
Overall, the agenda will bring out latest thinking on:
priorities for the development of a national AI Strategy for Health and Social Care
addressing the key ethical and legal issues in the development of AI-based health solutions
key issues surrounding data security and sharing, priorities for ensuring patient anonymity, data confidentiality and providing transparency around data use
the future for research and innovation in the development of AI-driven technologies
priorities for workforce education and training around AI health solutions
addressing barriers to the use of AI in healthcare, developing digital infrastructure across the health service, and improving the diversity of clinical research data.
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