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What makes AI work in government? GGF study identifies five foundations for success (opens the original)
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Governments around the world are moving beyond AI experimentation to deployment – but turning promising pilots into lasting improvements to public services requires much more than getting the technology right. New Global Government Forum research – titled AI that delivers: Practical foundations for government success – examines what governments need to do in order to turn AI’s potential into tangible results. It also highlights growing ambition to move beyond using AI to improve existing process
AI that delivers: Practical foundations for government success (opens the original)
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Governments around the world are moving beyond AI experimentation to deployment – but turning promising pilots into lasting improvements to public services requires much more than getting the technology right. This study, supported by SAS and Microsoft, examines what governments need to do in order to turn AI’s potential into tangible results. It also highlights growing ambition to move beyond using AI to improve existing processes towards more transformative approaches that rethink how governme
NHS England outlines path to Single Patient Record (opens the original)
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A Single Patient Record (SPR) that brings together a patient’s health information, visible through the NHS App, is one of the boldest commitments in the 10 Year Health Plan. The ambition is clear but the question for many NHS organisations has been how this will happen and what exactly it means for them and their patients. While there are still plenty of unknowns, a recent Global Government Forum webinar shed some light on what the SPR will look like as well as pinpointing key issues that will n
NHS leaders say AI success depends on learning from past digital mistakes (opens the original)
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At a recent Global Government Forum (GGF) roundtable, participants stressed that organisations should use AI to solve real problems in healthcare, rather than chasing new technology; that strong data, governance and processes are needed before scaling adoption; and that benefits for staff and patients – not productivity alone – should be the guiding principle. The roundtable took place alongside GGF’s Global AI Cities event in Manchester and brought together UK digital and clinical leaders from
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