
Joe Alderman
NIHR Clinical Lecturer in Anaesthetics and Postdoctoral Researcher in AI and Digital Health at University of Birmingham; NHS anaesthetist and critical care doctor specializing in the evaluation and regulation of artificial intelligence in healthcare.
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Jun 25, 2026
TopMedTalk - The challenges of AI in healthcare, a conversation with Dr Joe Alderman
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Andy CumpsteyHOST
Go on then, what's your seconds, second point again? Remind us of point two and three.

Joe AldermanGUEST
To operate in such a tightly regulated sector, you need to prove that your thing works, that it meets any claims that you make, but also that it's safe for patients and for the wider s-system in order to get access to market.

Joe AldermanGUEST
Getting that product from, uh, an idea on paper through to actually something that's treating patients is a long and time-consuming and costly process.

Joe AldermanGUEST
And that's before we even consider that many AI technologies will obviously be critically dependent on data, not just development data, but also access to information.
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Andy CumpsteyHOST
What about people that, and they've got less experience in, in the AI space? How can clinicians or patients or people get more involved and learn more about this?