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NHS Digital comment on Reform report into Artificial Intelligence in health care
In light of the think-tank Reform's report into the use of Artificial Intelligence in health care, NHS Digital's Director of Data, Professor Daniel Ray, commented on the paper's recommendations about the need to get data right in order to progress the use of artificial intelligence in health care.
NHS Digital staff shortlisted for Women in IT Awards
NHS Digital staff have been shortlisted in for the Women in IT Awards 2018.
NHS Digital welcomes introduction of CQC's new rating system for digital GP tools
NHS Digital's Programme Director for Apps and Wearables has welcomed the announcement from the Department of Health that the CQC will be given the power to rate digital GP tools.
New research innovation workshops
The first ever Research Innovation Workshop led by NHS Digital took place last month. It was attended by members of the research community including senior research leaders, PhD students and university fellows.
NHS Digital welcomes new chief executive Sarah Wilkinson
NHS Digital today welcomes its new chief executive Sarah Wilkinson on her first day in the role. She takes over the reins from Rob Shaw, who has acted as interim chief executive for the last six months and today begins a new role as deputy chief executive.
Update on NHS cyber attack - 15 May
Our Data Security Centre continues to provide 24/7 specialist support to help NHS organisations, their in-house IT teams and staff deal with the NHS cyber attack.