Cybersecurity in connected medical devices: a policy agenda for the NHS

Implementing AI innovation in radiology departments in the English NHS: a qualitative study on the experiences of professionals, patient groups and innovators

IntroductionDigital solutions and Artificial Intelligence (AI) innovations are often presented as the answer to many challenges faced by healthcare systems around the world. The UK

Digital health literacy and sociodemographic characteristics of patients undergoing total hip or knee arthroplasty—a cross-sectional study

BackgroundDigital solutions may increase sustainability in healthcare for patients undergoing total hip or knee arthroplasty (THA, TKA). Little information exists on these patients’ digital health

Promises and challenges of applying large language models in the healthcare domain

Large language models are rapidly moving from theoretical concepts to active clinical pilots. Current approaches diverge between general-purpose models, which adapt to healthcare via prompt

Planning and delivering co-creation workshops: practical lessons from digital health device design

Co-creation methods are increasingly recognised as essential in digital health and care, yet engineers and physical scientists new to the field often find the literature

Artificial intelligence in rehabilitation: a review of clinical effectiveness, real-world performance, safety, and equity across modalities and settings

BackgroundRehabilitation faces a scale problem: millions who could benefit lack timely, effective services. Artificial intelligence (AI) and device-based modalities (e.g., robotics and VR) can extend