Understanding regulations of AI and digital technology in health and social care
Learn what regulations to follow and how to evaluate effectiveness, whether you're a 'developer' of AI and digital technology or an 'adopter' who will buy or use them in health and social care.
This service is a collaboration between:
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Regulations for developers
Developers, also known as manufacturers, take AI or digital technologies from an idea into a market-ready product.
Developers' guidance -
Regulations for adopters
Adopters can buy, deploy or use the technology in a health or social care setting.
Adopters' guidance
Latest case studies
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Governance considerations for the use of synthetic data in health and care research
This case study explores governance considerations for using synthetic data in health and care research, showcasing its application in clinically valid lung cancer risk prediction.
Published at November 25, 2024 by Gemma Warren
- Developers
- Adopters
- Patient data
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Setting up an ‘implementation and governance framework’ for Artificial Intelligence (AI) pilot studies taking place in an NHS Trust
A case study exploring the implementation and governance process created by a Consultant Radiologist working in an NHS Trust.
Published at October 21, 2024 by Rebecca Evans
- Adopters
- Implementation
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Developing AI training for NHS Staff and why patient and public involvement is important
This is a case study that explores the importance of developing comprehensive education and training for NHS staff working AI.
Published at October 21, 2024 by Rebecca Evans
- Adopters
- Training
Latest from our blog
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Reflections on building the AI and Digital Regulations Service
The role of collaboration in regulating AI assisted care.
Published at September 10, 2024 by Moritz Flockenhaus
- Developers
- Adopters
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Research transparency: using plain language to explain research
The HRA perspective on Research Transparency involving AI in healthcare and the importance of using plain language to promote trust and understanding.
Published at May 17, 2024 by Rebecca Evans
- Developers
- Adopters
- Research
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Public involvement in research
Blog from the Health Research Authority on why it's important to involve the public in your research.
Published at May 17, 2024 by Rebecca Evans
- Developers
- Adopters
- Patient data