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AI Solution that Predicts Heart Disease To Be Implemented In NHS Hospitals
Ultromics’ EchoGo system selected among first winners of new £140m NHS AI in Health and Care Award
Graduate School Open Afternoons 2021
Join one of our Open Afternoons to find out how studying a graduate degree in Oxford could be the best next step for you! The Medical Sciences Graduate School Open Afternoons will showcase the University of Oxford’s PhD and MSc programmes in biomedical research for applicants wishing to start in the 2021-22 academic year. Find out more about our generous funding schemes, which are available to basic scientists, clinical students and clinicians, and also hear directly from current students about their experiences. There will also be keynote presentations delivered by our researchers involved in Oxford's Covid-19 vaccine trial.
NCIMI Partners Awarded Prestigious AI Grant From UK Government
4 Companies Selected to Participate in Groundbreaking NHS AI Initiative
Broadening Horizons
Cross-sector mentoring programme for Early Career Researchers with an interest in translational research in the health sector.
Carousels: Usability and Accessibility Issues
The general consensus amongst usability experts is that carousels are ineffective. Usability and accessibility are often poor, with evidence suggesting website visitors don’t engage with them. However, carousels do remain a prominent feature of many websites.
Thames Valley hospitals coordinate England’s first AI-enabled stroke network
Six NHS trusts serving more than three million people have come together to harness state-of-the-art technology to help clinicians make the right decisions so that more patients recover following stroke.
NCIMI joins UK Health Data Research Alliance
Three new members have joined the UK Health Data Research Alliance, a consortium of leading health data custodians and research organisations, working to support the acceleration in the use of health data to improve health and care across the country.