Supporting Literature

Find below the supporting literature which describes the benefits and outputs of the programme, newest first:

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PolicyRecommendations for a future regulatory framework National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare & Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency Welcomed the NHS Fellowship in Clinical AI, calling for continued investment to scale it so all healthcare professionals can use and oversee AI competently and confidently.
Peer-reviewedThe mandate for clinical artificial intelligence education in primary care Deng, Freed, and Shuaib Described the mandate for clinical AI education in primary care, highlighting the flagship role of the fellowship in the clinical AI education landscape of the UK.
EvaluationNHS Fellowship in Clinical AI: Benefits Realisation Paper NHS Fellowship in Clinical AI Faculty A systematic summary of the benefits realised by this fellowship for the NHS.
PolicyA Framework for the safe, efficient and effective implementation, use and maintenance of AI in health and care in London NHS OneLondon Showcased the fellowship as an opportunity to acquire skills to implement and adopt AI safely and effectively.
PolicyArtificial Intelligence Education and Skills within NHS Wales: Landscape Review Health Education and Improvement Wales Endorsed the fellowship as a programme to meet the education and skills ambitions of the Welsh AI Commission for Health and Social Care.
PressAI OK? How doctors are already using artificial intelligence British Medical Association The fellowship and its fellows were profiled.
Peer-reviewedHow should we train clinicians for artificial intelligence in healthcare? Misra, Keane, and Hogg Described the fellowship's role in creating 'clinical champions' in 'AI-powered care'.
Peer-reviewedScaling up a Clinical AI Fellowship Beatrix Fletcher Insights from the scaling-up of this programme from a local to national scope.
ParliamentNHS: Artificial Intelligence Department of Health and Social Care, in answer to Chi Onwurah MP Cited the fellowship as the government's targeted upskilling and training for clinical staff, when asked how the NHS attracts and retains workers with AI skills.
EvaluationFellowship in Clinical AI: Cohort 1 Evaluation Health Innovation Network South London Formally evaluated the fellowship pilot.
Peer-reviewedDigital Fellowships: Inspiring use of contemporary technologies in applied healthcare Salisbury, Deng, Birch, and Godfrey Described how fellows learn how to safely deploy, maintain, and evaluate AI software in real clinical workflows.
PolicyNHS Long Term Workforce Plan NHS England Referenced the fellowship as an exemplar programme in upskilling and training staff to maximise AI technologies.
PolicyDeveloping healthcare workers' confidence in AI NHS Transformation Directorate Describes the fellowship's role in training digital and AI specialist clinicians.

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