AI in healthcare

Artificial intelligence has the potential to transform aspects of clinical practice but we must think carefully about its adoption and regulation, says Dr Farzana Rahman.
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AI tools that help do things at scale will have a hugely important role in improving global access to healthcare.

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Dr Farzana Rahman

Dr Farzana Rahman is a former consultant radiologist at UCLH and a co-founder of London Imaging Network, a radiology company. She has an extensive background in health policy and strategy having completed a MSc in health economics and policy from the London School of Economics. She was a clinical adviser at NHS Digital and was the lead for digital strategy at the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges (AoMRC). She co-authored a national publication about the ethics of AI in healthcare, published by AoMRC.