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Confidence that the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies is supported by appropriate information technology infrastructures and data governance.

My name is Amanda Rae, and I am a Registered General Nurse (always and forever), a Queen's Nurse - for which I am so very proud and honoured - and also a Personalised Care Institute Ambassador. After all, everyone wants to be cared for in a way that we choose and a place where we feel safe and able to have a voice.

Hear from GP Trainee and Clinical AI Fellow, Aiswarya Nagasubramony, who reflects on her involvement in developing a digital resource guide for the enhance programme.

Applications for cohort 7 of the Digital Health Leadership Programme are now closed.

The framework is built on top of the general digital literacy skills which act as the foundation for digital health and social care. The next level relates to healthcare data and data literacy.

This report presents a framework for understanding what influences confidence in artificial intelligence (AI) within health and care settings, which was developed following analysis of the academic literature and the interviews conducted for this research.  

The framework was generated utilising a mixed methods approach that applied co-design principles. A systematic literature review was carried out identifying academic papers. Other sources of information were also included, such as related national and international frameworks, policy documents and reports.