This episode features a discussion with Mohammad AI-Ubaydli- CEO and Founder of Patients Know Best on personal health records. Key discussion points include - Do patients really know best? - How personal health records are driving clinicians to rethink the way they write their clinical notes - Changes that are needed within clinical training to better prepare the workforce for treating patients using personal health records

This episode focusses on the topic of confidence in healthcare AI technologies. My guest is Dr Mike Nix, Lead AI Clinical Scientist at Leeds NHS trust. Discussion topics include: How AI errors and human errors are fundamentally different, and why that’s so important in the context of healthcare AI  The concept of explainable AI and its potential limitations in the context of human cognitive biases and decision making  The role of regulation in supporting AI confidence  Link to reports on Healthcare workers' confidence in AI: https://digital-transformation.hee.nhs.uk/building-a-digital-workforce/dart-ed/horizon-scanning/understanding-healthcare-workers-confidence-in-ai https://digital-transformation.hee.nhs.uk/building-a-digital-workforce/dart-ed/horizon-scanning/developing-healthcare-workers-confidence-in-ai

This episode centres on the evaluation of digital health solutions. It features a conversation with Dr Saira Ghafur, Consultant in Respiratory medicine and co-founder of Prova Health. Discussion topics include - The different types of evidence required at different stages of product development - The use of innovative approaches such as simulation to produce evidence for digital health technologies - The importance of linking evidence and reimbursement and different international approaches that are being implemented to tackle this

This episode focusses on PIFU (patient initiated follow up) and how technology is helping to reimagine outpatient care pathways. It features a conversation with Tom Whicher, CEO and co-founder of DrDoctor Discussion topics include: - How technology enabled patient initiated follow up pathways are helping patients, clinicians and the healthcare system  - How data from appointment bookings is enabling a personalised approach to patient appointment booking and outpatient care  - How PIFU technology can help to even out the variability in care experienced in the NHS

In this episode Giuseppe Sollazzo shares his insights from the NHS AI lab skunkworks programme - an initiative to find new ways to use AI for driving forward the early adoption of technology in the NHS. Discussion topics include: - The value of an open-source approach to AI development in the public sector - The importance of being transparent about both successes and failures - The role of MDT AI teams in the NHS and upskilling the workforce in relation to AI More information about the skunkworks projects here: https://transform.england.nhs.uk/ai-lab/ai-lab-programmes/skunkworks/