AI is already changing how care is delivered, from diagnostics to resource planning, opening up transformative opportunities to enhance health and social care services and improve outcomes. However, its rapid adoption also presents critical challenges, including ethical concerns, regulatory compliance, and the risk of inequities in care.
To address these challenges and ensure the responsible use of AI, the Responsible AI UK Health and Social Care Working Group is establishing a UK-wide network of Responsible AI NHS Champions who can lead locally to ensure we scale these efforts, spread best practices, and drive lasting, equitable impact. We work closely with the NHS AI Ambassador Network (led by NHS England and DHSC, supported by NHS Horizons) and other national partners, so Champions are connected to a wider community already working toward the same goals, rather than working in isolation.
Join a growing network of 150+ Champions already active across NHS organisations nationwide.
This multidisciplinary group, comprising experts from academia, healthcare providers, industry, and government, serves as a convenor, curator, and advisor on responsible AI practices. Its mission includes:
Advancing Ethical AI: Developing robust frameworks for safe and equitable AI deployment.
Promoting Confidence: Building workforce and public trust in AI applications.
Fostering Collaboration: Connecting health, academic, industry and government partners around shared priorities.
Ensuring Equity: Safeguarding the fair distribution of AI benefits across the healthcare landscape.
Read our latest research, The use of AI in UK healthcare: Six steps to building trust, led by the Working Group with contributions from Champions and our wider stakeholder network.
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For any queries about the network, please contact AIChampion@rai.ac.uk.
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