What are we actually working with at the moment? What's the present day landscape like?

Well, there obviously ...

There are a range of kind of key use cases that we have, and potential benefits of AI and digital tools in the NHS.

Um, examples include opportunities in clinical decision support and triage, uh, diagnostics in detailed, um, phenotyping, which is kind of deep assessment of someone's presentation, risk stratification, remote care delivery, admin automation, data an- analytics.

But actually, from a practical perspective, there are quite a few specific examples, um, that people may not be as well aware of.

So for example, we're trying to digitize some care pathways, particularly in heart failure and cardiometabolic disease.

Um, and some of the work that we've been doing in Oxford and in primary and secondary care, uh, along with LifeYear, has been trying to look at the benefits of remote monitoring tools to detect disease in an earlier setting, to try and detect decompensation early, and to try and think how we can integrate scalable, low-cost solutions that empower patients also in self-care, which is obviously a critical component.

Anyone know anyone?