An artificial intelligence (AI) system for assessing suspicious skin lesions has been conditionally recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) for NHS use in England.

An AI-powered system for detecting potential skin cancer has been approved by NICE for use on the NHS for three years.

Patients at University Hospital Hairmyres will soon be able to check themselves in using digital kiosks. The kiosks, which are part of NHS Lanarkshire's new eTriage system, have been installed in the ...

DERM (Deep Ensemble for Recognition of Malignancy), developed by Skin Analytics, analyses images to assess and triage skin lesions ... reduce waiting lists and modernise the NHS. For lesions ...

Tiverton’s ambulance response times are nearly triple the NHS target, sparking calls for reform amid fears rural lives are ...

Pakistan’s healthcare system already leans heavily on private clinics, labs and hospitals — but without clear direction ...

The digital triage platform eConsult that is widely ... clinical knowledge summaries and NHS sources. The system records patient details, case history and symptoms and provides them to the GP ...

Babylon Health – a chatbot system - is currently being piloted in North London as a possible replacement for the NHS’ 111 non-emergency triage hotline. The app offers 24/7 video chats with ...

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has conditionally approved an artificial intelligence system designed to identify potential skin cancer for use across the NHS. It said the ...

A team of researchers are working with surgeons to install a unique AI-enabled combined Optical Coherent Tomography (OCT) and ...