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Impact of acoustic and informational noise on AI-generated clinical summaries
17 Oct 2025
BMJ Digital Health & AI
The CAIS generally excelled at capturing a doctor-patient consultation and producing accurate clinical summaries; however, error rate (especially omissions) increased notably when acoustic noise was i …
Clinical AI Scribes in primary care: accuracy, error severity and implications for clinical practice
17 Oct 2025
BMJ Digital Health & AI
The CAISs demonstrate high levels of summarisation accuracy. However, there is great disparity between the currently available CAIS products and, while some perform well, none are perfect. Clinicians …
Early clinical evaluation of a machine-learning system for risk prediction of trauma-induced coagulopathy in the prehospital setting
17 Oct 2025
Emergency Medicine Journal
Early after injury, an ML system performs well compared with expert prehospital clinicians in the prediction of TIC and blood transfusion. The study suggests that ML systems may augment clinical risk …
“How long until I am seen, doc?” Modelling paediatric emergency department waiting times to make personalised predictions
17 Oct 2025
Emergency Medicine Journal
Tailored models created using routine data can be used to give individualised predictions for wait times in paediatric ED, which could be given to patients with the aim of managing expectations and im …
Transforming women’s health through innovation
17 Oct 2025
The BMJ
This BMJ Collection, developed in partnership with Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, consists of 11 papers. It provides analysis and commentary on the growing global women's health innovation movemen …
Ask our Chief Technology Officer: Ian Mulvany
17 Oct 2025
BMJ Future Health
Ian Mulvany, chief technology officer at BMJ Group, is convinced that AI will transform processes related to the creation of knowledge, particularly academic papers. Wiley on AI recently interviewed M …
Can generative AI assess PTSD? A clinical validation study of transcribed and direct audio input modalities
17 Sept 2025
BMJ Digital Health & AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become increasingly prevalent across multiple domains.1 2 In healthcare, generative AI has been evaluated for its potential in clinical applications.3 4 Example applic …
Ask our researcher: Fiona Mckenzie on the unexpected drivers of innovation
17 Sept 2025
BMJ Innovations
Original Research: Facilitating innovation in healthcare: insights from the front-line of adoption. A recent study published in BMJ Innovations examined the factors that drive the adoption and scaling …
Unintended consequences of using ambient scribes in general practice
17 Sept 2025
The BMJ
Abi Eccles and colleagues argue that better evidence is crucial to ensure widespread adoption of ambient scribes does not compromise quality of care Ambient scribes have rapidly attracted internationa …
Facilitating innovation in healthcare: insights from the frontline of adoption
17 Sept 2025
BMJ Innovations
Innovation has long shaped healthcare but the art of adopting innovation remains a challenge. In the UK’s National Health Service (NHS), a system founded on the principles of continuous improvement an …
Impact of the Flo Cycle Tracking App on menstrual knowledge and health in low-income and middle-income countries: a longitudinal study
17 Sept 2025
BMJ Public Health
Over two billion people menstruate worldwide, and many lack the resources, social support and accurate information required to manage their menstrual health and hygiene (MHH) safely and with dignity.1 …
Smartphone barrier: uncovering the digital divide in mHealth prevention among disadvantaged middle-aged and older-aged UK communities
17 Sept 2025
BMJ Digital Health & AI
People with low socioeconomic position (SEP) are under-represented in research1 2 leading not only to reduced generalisability of findings to these groups, but also to participation and retention bias …
Upending women’s health
13 Aug 2025
The BMJ
This year is unleashing a series of devastating blows to women’s health worldwide. Cuts to foreign aid. Denial of abortion access and reproductive autonomy. Targeted attacks on hospitals, including ma …
Reimagining women’s health is a global imperative
13 Aug 2025
The BMJ
Imagine a world where women and girls do not just survive—they thrive. A world where women live longer, healthier lives because of more rigorous and inclusive research and policies. Where health syste …
Reshaping research and development through women’s leadership
13 Aug 2025
The BMJ
Across the world, women are the foundation of health systems. They serve as caregivers, nurses, frontline responders, and trusted community leaders. In Africa, this reality is even more pronounced. Wo …
We need a broader perspective on innovations to advance a women and health agenda
13 Aug 2025
The BMJ
Although biotech innovations have contributed to improvements in health outcomes, we need more comprehensive health innovation to tackle persistent gender and intersectional equity gaps, argue Karla U …
The pitfalls of diagnostic self-tests
13 Aug 2025
The BMJ
Rapid advances in diagnostic technology, coupled with persuasive advertising, have resulted in a surge of direct-to-consumer self-tests, often sold under the banner of “wellness.” Marketed as tools fo …
Reporting guidelines for chatbot health advice studies: explanation and elaboration for the Chatbot Assessment Reporting Tool
13 Aug 2025
The BMJ
Researchers developed a new guideline, CHART, to improve transparency and reproducibility in studies that evaluate how well AI chatbots provide health advice. This tool gives researchers a checklist t …
Generative artificial intelligence in medicine: a mixed-methods survey of UK general practitioners
13 Aug 2025
BMJ Digital Health & AI
A survey of 1,006 GPs found practitioners anticipate benefits from AI for documentation, gathering patient information, and diagnosis. Eighty percent of those GPs seek more training in AI applications …