Based on our work with key stakeholders through the Patient and Public Involvement Panel (PPIP), discussions with AI researchers in healthcare, focus groups with health care professional, patients and citizens, we consider in this paper what is needed to create human-centred and trusted AI. In the paper we identify four key areas to support stakeholder […]
Two researchers involved in the AIDE project, the Primary Investigator Beverley Yamamoto and Advisory Board member Karen Woolley were co-authors on a paper about patient authorship in medical publications. Although only published at the end of April, it has made it into the list of top 10% of all research papers ever tracked by Altmetric […]
A paper on stakeholder involvement in creating evidence for policy making was published in the English journal Research Involvement and Engagement on November 29th. The research was led by Professor Kazuto Kato, and involved three other AIDE project researchers, Professor Beverley Yamamoto, Professor Yashushi Matsumura, Dr Atsushi Kogetsu as well as Advisory Board member Midori […]
On Tuesday November 21 2023, Ms. Noriko Iwaya, a member of the Patient and Public Involvement Panel for the AIDE project, gave a talk online for the AI Committee established in SCRUM-Japan, a project of the National Cancer Centre East Hospital. Her talk was entitled, ‘Emerging AI in healthcare – my experience participating in the […]
Based on our focus group interviews and work with our PPIP as well as two review studies, we have created a web-based questionnaire on considerations for creating human-centered and trusted AI in healthcare. We have created a list of statements in Japanese covering key themes and we will ask participants to rank them by importance […]