The Evidence Space

Carrying out a clinical trial of artificial intelligence, the use of design to eliminate bias and health data inequalities. 

With Prof Alastair Denniston and Dr Xiaoxuan Liu

In this week’s episode, we talk about clinical trials for artificial intelligence. Our guests, Prof Alastair Denniston and Dr Xiaoxuan Liu, discuss why you would want to carry out a clinical trial for an artificial intelligence intervention. We also look at how clinical trials rely on good design, to ideally eliminate bias, but also on consistent reporting standards so that the results of the trial, whether good or bad, are made widely available.

How patients can be involved in the development of medical innovations and how technologies can be designed for the intended users. 

We continued the conversation with Dr Elin Haf Davies and Dr Paul Wicks about patient design. On this week’s episode, we will be looking at the impacts of COVID-19 on the ability of engineers to collaborate with patients, how the culture of engaging with patients in design has changed and more. Learn more at theiet.org/the-evidence-space

A podcast looking at how patients can be involved in the development of medical innovations and how technologies can be designed for the intended users. We all know the role of engineers and clinicians in developing new innovations, but what about the patient? In this week’s podcasts, we will be looking at how patients can be involved in the development of medical innovations and how technologies can be designed for the intended users, the patients themselves. Our guests are Dr Elin Haf Davies and Dr Paul Wicks.