The Yellow Card Scheme: why your report matters

Ask most people what a “yellow card” is and they’ll picture a referee penalising a questionable tackle. In the healthcare industry, however, the Yellow Card Scheme is something very different: a national system for collecting reports about adverse reactions to medicines, vaccines and medical devices, helping to keep them safe.1

Is AI closing the gender health gap - or making it worse?

On one side lies the promise of revolutionary tools that could finally address centuries of gender-based healthcare disparities. On the other, the risk that these same tools might unknowingly amplify the very inequities they aim to solve.

What do patients actually want AI to do for their health?

The rise of AI in healthcare has opened the door to extraordinary possibilities around personalised support, getting you to the right care faster, and systems that learn with every interaction. However, it has also revealed real risks, not always the kind that make headlines.

Can AI ease clinical burnout and boost productivity?

Artificial intelligence is sold as the cure for clinician burnout, promising to slash admin and free up doctors to focus on patients. But this narrative misses the point. The real power of AI isn’t in speeding up tasks – it’s in forcing a fundamental rethink of how we train, value, and support our healthcare professionals.

Safety isn’t a feature - it’s the foundation of AI in healthcare

The rise of AI in healthcare has opened the door to extraordinary possibilities around personalised support, getting you to the right care faster, and systems that learn with every interaction. However, it has also revealed real risks, not always the kind that make headlines.