After diagnosing the NHS as “broken”, the government has placed a big bet on tech being the key treatment for its ailing system, promising that it will become the most “AI-enabled” health system in the world.
With services facing a battle over finances, as well as a lack of staff able to meet patients’ needs, health leaders have been exploring the use of AI for some time. The evidence is already there for its use in reading patients' scans. But, more broadly, how does the use of AI tools translate into emergency care?
