This is a set of learning resources mapped to the capability framework

NHS Digital Academy: Artificial Intelligence

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The NHS England AI Team aims to lead the NHS in harnessing AI innovations to deploy them in an ethical, efficient, and responsible manner that delivers enhanced health outcomes and system efficiencies, while upholding transparency, trust, and patient safety. Our mission is to embed responsible, ethical and sustainable AI into NHS services to improve patient care, optimise resources, and empower NHS staff. They are creating this AI knowledge repository to enable the responsible adoption of AI in the NHS by providing a suite of resources for all those working within healthcare to access.

NHS AI Knowledge Repository

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A summary of best practices addressing specific challenges of acquiring artificial intelligence in the public sector.

Office for Artificial Intelligence: Guidelines for AI Procurement

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Priorities for an AI in health care strategy report

The Health Foundation: Priorities for an AI in health care strategy

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There are 2 levels of training adopters need to consider for digital healthcare technologies: general training for all staff so they understand how to implement, use and govern technologies and product-specific user training so they can use specific technologies.

NHSE: General staff training and product-specific user training for digital healthcare technologies

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The research shows that it is important for the healthcare workforce to feel confident in their use of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.

NHSE: Developing healthcare workers’ confidence in artificial intelligence (AI)

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Putting the United Kingdom at the forefront of using artificial intelligence for the benefit of health and care: a mixed methods formative evaluation of the NHS Artificial Intelligence Lab

AI Lab Evaluation Report

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This guidance offers high-level information to assist those adopting ambient scribing products that feature Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI), for use across health and care settings in England. These products are sometimes referred to as ambient scribes or AI scribes and include advanced ambient voice technologies (AVTs) used for clinical or patient documentation and workflow support. The guidance is intended for settings aiming to implement a specific product or function of an existing product. It is not meant for individuals seeking to use tools outside the supervision of their setting, such as through unauthorised applications.

NHSE AI Scribe Guidance

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