NIHR awards £8.1 million to AI projects including Oxford studies to reduce NHS waiting times
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Samuel Webb
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The NIHR has awarded £8.1 million through its Invention for Innovation (i4i) programme to six AI and digital innovation projects aimed at reducing NHS waiting times and improving patient care. Among the funded studies are SAMURAI-CT, led by Oxford Clinical Artificial Intelligence Research, which focuses on using AI to tackle NHS backlogs. The funding is part of a broader initiative supporting AI-driven healthcare solutions.
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· 1 pulledProfessor Lucy Chappell, chief scientific adviser to the Department of Health and Social Care and chief executive of the NIHR
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