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Join us for the launch event on 16 July with Prof. Richard Simcock – let’s shape the future of GP cancer care together.

#MacmillanCancerCare #PrimaryCare #Cancer @breastdocuk.bsky.social

#CancerCare #RapidDiagnosticClinics #SuccessStories #PatientSatisfaction #RMPartners #NHS #5YearAnniversary #HealthcareInnovation

Our success stories are a true testament to the power of collaboration and innovation. A huge thank you to our dedicated teams, partners, and patients for making this achievement possible. Here’s to continuing to make a positive impact in cancer care for many more years to come! 🌟

In these 5 years, we’ve diagnosed over 900 cancers, received fantastic patient satisfaction, and helped patients achieve a fast and streamlined diagnosis to 1000s of others including those with serious non-malignant diagnoses

And now to spend my evening reading #YuvalNoahHarari Nexus: A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI which couldn’t be better timed 📖

#AIinHealthcare #HealthTech #HealthEquity #DigitalHealth #PersonalisedCare

🤳Social media as a platform to target health inequity
🤳Foster innovation diversity for better outcomes and system-level change
🤳Co-production with patients and lived experience input is vital
🤳Use AI to enhance, not replace, human interaction in diagnosis and management

🤳Trust is a cornerstone of health data sharing—to be considered a social determinant of health
🤳AI should aim to make care more effective and effiecent as the main outcome
🤳There are 270,000 digital health apps available, we need to bring these together into holistic health platforms

🤳Data inequities: digital health systems risk further widening health inequity taking assumptions from poor quality data; is AI = “Automating Inequity”
🤳Digital exclusion: those earning <£20k are least likely to have access to smartphones, excluding these from innovation and data collection

🤳Early-phase discovery is key—ask questions, don’t go in with answers
🤳Focus on riskiest assumptions
🤳Start with the digitally excluded as the foundation for innovation
AI is a tool for better care, but human connection remains critical

Key takeaways:
🤳Clinical leadership and user coproduction is essential for AI integration in healthcare
🤳Outcomes should prioritise what matters most to patients (e.g., intimacy, mobility)
🤳Involve the whole system to avoid pressure effects elsewhere (e.g., social care)