A global survey by Censuswide has revealed that the healthcare sector is only just behind the tech space for employee AI usage. This is despite having the lowest levels of security investment in AI protection. Surveying 1,200 IT and security leaders around the world, the ExtraHop-commissioned survey unveiled some concerning statistics about how organisations secure and govern the use of generative AI tools in their organisations – both now and their intentions for the future. Of those surveyed in the healthcare sector, 73% said their employees frequently or sometimes use generative AI tools or large language models (LLM), placing them second in the list of most likely to be using the tools. The industry with the highest number of users was technology – with 85%, while government took the bottom spot with 55% of users. Despite, the wide-spread use of AI applications and tools, the healthcare sector has lagged behind when it comes to managing this usage. Fewer than half of healthcar
A unique “paper picnic” held at a children’s hospital in South Yorkshire has seen hundreds of nursing staff and colleagues come together to work towards
A new group of digital nursing leaders wants to make sure the voice of nurses is heard when decisions are made about technology in health and social care.
Building momentum for digitisation at an NHS trust computing.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from computing.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
BBC News
Published
image copyrightDione Rogers
image captionDione Rogers (pictured) said she was thrilled to receive a personal letter from New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern
An NHS nurse said she was thrilled to receive a letter from her idol , New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
Dione Rogers s partner, Richard Adams, wrote to the leader and told her about the nurse s work at Kettering General Hospital.
Ms Ardern responded with a personal letter congratulating Ms Rogers on her accomplishments during the pandemic.
The nurse said it was incredible to receive a message from the amazing and inspirational leader.
image copyrightEPA