Health
As underlined in England’s 10-Year Health Plan, AI is fundamental to progress in protecting and improving health and wellbeing across society, and the economic security that depends on a healthy workforce. Liverpool’s AI for life frontier speaks to the three ‘big shifts’ in this plan: analogue to digital; treatment to prevention; and hospital to community.
Liverpool’s medical school and world-leading public health innovations pre-date the founding of the University and have long embraced engineering and technology advancement. Today, we continue to break new ground in data science and AI for public health systems, infection resilience and discovering, developing and optimising uses of medicines.
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Case study: Small Animal Veterinary Surveillance Network (SAVSNET)
SAVSNET harnesses electronic health records from veterinary practices and diagnostic laboratories and environmental data for rapid and actionable research and surveillance.
Case study: Making combinations of medicines safer and better
The harms from drug-drug interactions (DDIs) are an international problem, and Liverpool has responded with the Dynamic Prescribing AI project, DynAIRx.