Practical AI guides, and how you can help shape future resources

University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust has created a new series of booklets as clear, accessible guides to artificial intelligence in health and care which are available now via AI Knowledge Repository.

Many of us know what Artificial Intelligence (AI) is but may not know about the concepts behind the terminology which is becoming more frequently heard in conversations around the types of AI which are commonly deployed.

A basic understanding of the principles on how each technology works can be crucial in deciding which technology you wish to utilise and the considerations and safeguards you need to put in place.

These guides are part of a developing series (of which there will be more) which introduce:

  • the fundamental concepts of AI
  • considerations when planning to utilise technologies related to each concept
  • real-world applications of each concept with AI technology

We’re also inviting colleagues to review current guides and contribute ideas or expertise for future editions. Whether you’re AI-curious or experienced in digital innovation, your perspective is welcome.

If you have expertise, experience, or simply an interest in AI, your input could help shape practical, relevant content that reflects real-world needs.

Contact nathan.perez@nhs.net or mswabey@nhs.net to find out how you can join the conversation and get involved.

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