In this episode Mark Jenkins, co-founder or Tech-Enabled Care providers Oviva and Paloma Health, discusses:
- What Tech-Enabled providers are and how the differ from conventional care services
- Why some providers are succeeding whilst others have failed
- How you measure and ensure quality of new providers
- How commissioning needs to change to capture the best value for patients
AI agents in healthcare—promise or peril?
In this episode of the RSM Digital Health Podcast, Annabelle Painter speaks with Dr. Keith Grimes about the rise of agentic AI—systems that can reason, plan, and act autonomously. The conversation explores early healthcare use cases and potential future applicaitons, clinical and safety risks, regulatory challenges, and how to get started experimenting with agentic AI.
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This episode features a conversation with Pam Garside -chair of Cambridge Angels - a network of UK business angels
Discussion topics include:
- How to approach and impress angel investors
- How to become an angel investor
- Pam’s top tips and lessons learned from her angel investing experience
- Healthtech market insights and trends
This episode features a conversation with Dr Minal Bakhai - National Director for Primary Care and Community Transformation and Improvement at NHS England. She discusses how technology is enabling system change in General Practice through the Modern General Practice model.
Drawing on her experience of product development, user research and design from working with the digital health industry she shares how she is using an evidence based test-and-learn approach to developing new ways of working in primary care and national standards to ensure that solutions are as useful and accessible as possible.
Minal shares the most important enablers to shifting behaviour across General Practice, the potential of novel technologies like ambient voice transcription and what you need to consider if you want to introduce a new technology into your practice.
Who will be held to account legally for harm caused by AI use in Healthcare? This episode delves into this knotty question with Majid Hassan- a solicitor and parter at Capsticks LLP specialising in Healthcare litigation.
The conversation covers:
- Key legal concepts such as negligence and and product liability
- How the litigation process would take place practically
- Why you could be more at risk from NOT using AI than using it
In this episode focusses on the future of regulatory approvals for AI software medical devices in the UK (and EU).
Featuring guest James Dewar- Co-founder of Scarlet a EU Notified body and UK approved body that specialises in certifying software medical devices.
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In this episode Prof Pearse Keane- Consultant Ophthalmologist at Moorfields and Professor of Artificial Medical Intelligence at University College London discusses AI in Ophthalmology.
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In this LIVE recording of the RSM Digital health podcast from the HETT conference guests Darrien Bold and Dr George Harston discuss the key enablers that supported AI for stroke to be deployed in 100% of NHS stroke units in England
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This episode features a conversation with Dr Dillon Obika- Senior Clinical Specialist at Google about MedLM: Google's family of medical foundation models.
Conversation topics include:
- Why and how Google have been developing medical foundation models
- How MedLM is currently being used in clinical practice
- The challenge of evaluating model performance for clinical tasks
- How Google are tackling clinical safety risks arising from hallucinations, omissions and bias
This episode features a conversation with Malte Gerhold- Director of Innovation and Improvement at the Health foundation.
It discusses Implementation Insights from the research and policy undertaken by the Health Foundation on Health technology and AI.
Discussion areas include:
- Why we need to focus on funding change rather than the technology
- The public discussions that are needed about trade-offs patients are willing to make when it comes to AI
- Why we need a problem driven approach healthtech adoption
- The importance of avoiding an AI aristocracy in the NHS so that everyone can benefit
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In this episode Dr Kath Halliday- President of the Royal College of Radiologists discusses how AI is impacting radiology.
Discussion points include:
- The AI technologies that are being used in NHS radiology derpatments
- Challenges faced with deploying AI in the NHS
- How AI is likely to change the nature of radiologists' work
- The use of autonomous AI in radiology
Links from the Royal College of Radiologists:
This special edition of the RSM digital health podcast is a joint episode with the hosts of the Dev & Doc podcast focussed on Explainable AI in healthcare.
Key discussion topics:
- The confusion around what explainable AI is
- The question of whether it is really necessary in healthcare
- Exploring different explainability techniques
- The future of explainability and what’s needed to get there
If you like this episode then I'd love to hear your comments and and do check out the Dev & Doc podcast where doctors and engineers unpick healthcare AI related topics
This episode features a conversation with Professor David Lowe- Clinical Director for Innovation at the Digital Health Validation Lab, University of Glasgow and A&E consultant.
Key conversation topics:
- The story of the Digital Health Validation lab
- What validation of Digital Health Technologies means in practice and how it varies depending on the maturity of the technology
- Evaluation challenges and what could be done to overcome them from a policy and governance perspective
- Hints and tips to early stage companies when it comes to evaluation
Digital Health Validation Lab website
This episode explores software as a medical device regulation on both sides of the Atlantic. It features two incredible guests, Johan (ex-MHRA) and Brendan (ex-FDA) who share their unique perspectives from their respective experience at regulatory agencies. Discussion points include: The key differences between the EU, UK and US approaches to regulation - How these differences impact market entry strategy - Approaches to regulating AI including the EU AI Act and what it means for AI medical device manufacturers - International regulatory harmonization efforts - Key Dos and Don’ts when interacting with regulators
On this episode Dr James Ray National clinical advisor for urgent and emergency care at NHS England shares how digital technologies are being introduced to improve care delivery in 111 and the challenges faced and lessons learned along the way He also shared his vision for how a single digital front door could help to simplify and standardise triage and provide a potential solution to the NHS navigation problem.
This episode focusses on AI & the Limits of Clinician Vigilance and features of conversation with Prof Julia Adler-Mistein, Professor at the University of California.
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Paper reference: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/2816582
This episode features a conversation with Dr Molly Gilmartin- Health Tech investor at AlbionVC about healthtech market trends and trajectories.
Discussion topics include:
- Recent healthtech market investment trends
- Predicted trends in the next few years
- How to approach market entry
- Breaking down key buzzwords and phrases from product market fit to TAM, SAM, SOM, CAC and CTLV
- Challenges associated with business cases in healthcare and how these vary across regions
This episode features a conversation about Investment in Healthcare with Dr John Lee Allen who is Managing Partner at RYSE Asset Management.
John has a background as a physician scientist, entrepreneur, and investor and his ability to bridge the gap between academia and industry has made him an influential figure in the fields of science, technology, and investment.
John sits on company boards, is an NHS Board Governor, Grant Assessor at Innovate UK, Expert-In-Residence at Imperial College London, NHS Clinical Entrepreneur Fellow & Mentor, RSM Digital Health Council member and a Fellow at the University of Cambridge.
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This episode features a conversation with Jess Morley- Health Data Academic at Yale Digital Ethics Centre, discussing ethical implications of digital health transformation.
Jess shares a framework for thinking about some key areas where technology is likely to impact on healthcare and some difficult questions we are going to need to face as a healthcare system.
Conversation topics include questions about trust, accountability, equity and the changing doctor patient relationship.
This episode features a conversation about bias in healthcare AI models with Dr Xiao Liu- Senior Clinician Scientist in AI & Digital Health, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust.
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Papers referenced during the discussion:
Ethical Machine Learning in Healthcare: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34396058/
Standing together recommendations: https://www.datadiversity.org/about
