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NHS roll-out of 'superhuman' 20 second AI heart tool begins

Dr Rhodri Davies – UCL and Barts Heart Centre Artificial intelligence is without doubt fuelling a new era of medicine. Last spring, our researchers announced that their new 20 second AI tool to detect heart disease in MRI images was starting it’s roll-out in the NHS at University College London Hospital, Barts Heart Centre at St Bartholomew’s Hospital and Royal Free Hospital. The AI can free-up valuable time of healthcare professionals – saving around 3,000 clinician days every year – so their attention can be directed to seeing more patients on NHS waiting lists, which will ultimately help with the backlog in vital heart care. It also gives patients and doctors more confidence in the MRI results so that they can make better decisions about a person’s treatment and possible surgeries. The technology is now beginning to be rolled out more widely, being used in Leicester, Leeds, as well as Minnesota and Milan. All-in-all, they are now analysing an estimated 20,000 patients per year using the AI. This BHF-funded research project was shortlisted for the category of BHF Media Award 2023 - Research Story of the Year as part the BHF Heart Hero Awards 2023. All information in this video was correct at the time of publishing. For more information about the BHF Heart Hero Awards visit https://www.bhf.org.uk/heartheroes If you’ve been inspired by this research project and would like to help fund our lifesaving science, then please visit https://www.bhf.org.uk/hhadonate