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Harnessing the potential of AI to bring real benefits for patients

Artificial intelligence has huge potential to improve health and care, but its use must be safe, effective and fair. In this blog, chief executive Jonathan Benger explains how NICE's new AI delivery plan will support responsible adoption in the NHS, ensuring AI brings real benefits for patients.

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Professor Jonathan Benger, chief executive

Jonathan Benger

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  1. Weekly insulin jab could cut injections from 365 a year to just 52

    Hundreds of thousands of people with type 2 diabetes could swap daily insulin injections for a once-a-week jab, following a NICE recommendation today (Thursday, 20 August). The switch could cut the number of injections each patient needs by 85%. 

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  2. NICE Listens: hearing the public’s views on AI in health and care

    Why should AI be the next topic for NICE Listens? This blog explains why AI should be the next topic for our public engagement programme, which explores the difficult questions that sit behind complex decisions.

    Rebecca McPhillips, senior public engagement analyst, science policy team
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  3. Modern Service Frameworks: raising the standards of care

    Modern Service Frameworks aim to make high-quality care more consistent across England. Deputy chief medical officer, Judith Richardson explains how NICE guidance is helping turn evidence into practical service improvement.

    Judith Richardson, deputy chief medical officer
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