Digital Health Rewired 2024 will feature a live AI “bake-off”, where an expert panel of NHS doctors will put AI large language models to the test on a series of common diagnostic questions. 

The session, which promises a lively final day one session on the AI, Data, and Analytics Stage, will explore key issues surrounding the use of AI tools for clinical diagnosis. 

The panel will critique diagnostic responses to a series of model patient diagnostic queries fed in advance into ChatGPT and health trained models, with the results shown on screen on stage. It will also be asked to highlight problems with the AI responses provided back. 

Dr David Watkins, the noted critic of the safety of Babylon Health’s GP at Hand tool, will chair and moderate the panel, made up of the leading digital doctors in UK healthcare: 

  • Dr David Watkins, UCLH NHS FT (chair) 
  • Dr Keith Grimes, digital health and innovation consultant 
  • Dr Lia Ali, clinical adviser, NHS Transformation Directorate, NHS England 
  • Dr Michael Watts, associate CCIO University Hospitals of Derby and Burton NHS FT 
  • Dr Annabelle Painter, clinical AI fellow, Artificial Intelligence Centre for Value Based Healthcare

Also on the AI, Data and Analytics Stage on day one are sessions featuring the latest research and results from clinical trials and a roundtable on democratising health data research for better care.

The afternoon keynote session features Ming Tang, chief data an analytics officer at NHS England and Dr Jessica Morley, postdoctoral researcher at the Digital Ethics Center at Yale University, discussing the impact of AI on the health sector.

Rewired24 takes place 12-13 March at the NEC in Birmingham. The evolving programme can be viewed online.

Rewired24 is free for NHS and public sector professionals, with CPD accreditation available for all sessions. Private sector tickets cost £475+VAT. Register to attend here. 

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