@nihr.bsky.social-funded @ai-multiply.bsky.social’s end-of-project conference, “Patient journey in health: Bringing AI along for the ride”, currently being held @newcastleuni.bsky.social. Prof Nick Reynolds (Newcastle) and Prof Mike Barnes (Queen Mary) welcoming attendees.
Prof Avan Sayer giving the keynote speech at the conference.
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The Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) members of the AI Multiply project on stage, sharing their insights and perspectives on AI and Health Data. #AI #PPIE #healthdata #multiplelongtermconditions
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AI insights by understanding bursty dynamics in health data, presented by AI Multiply investigators Prof Mike Barnes and Alisha Angdembe (of QMUL), and being interviewed by journalist Jeremy Armstrong
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Dr Rebeen Hamad presenting his work on self-supervised learning in predicting hospital readmission at the NIHR-funded AI Multiply conference at Newcastle Univ.
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Prof James Wason talks about trial emulation within the NIHR-funded @ai-multiply.bsky.social project, with collaborators Prof Adam Todd and Dr Ellen Moss.
#trialemulation
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Social scientists Duncan Reynolds and Megan Clinch of @qmul.bsky.social presenting their ethnographic work on interdisciplinarity in AI & multiple longterm condition studied in the AI Multiply collaboration.
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The NIHR-funded AI Multiply Collaboration end-of-project conference.
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Last week, members of our PPIE group had the pleasure of presenting at the International Creative Methods Conference.
exploring how creative methodologies can offer powerful alternatives to traditional research approaches
#ICRMC #ICRMC25 #CreativeResearch #InclusionMatters
Congratulations to Victoria Bartle, PPIE member, for being awarded the Fuse Director Award.
In recognition of the significant contributions she's made to public engagement in @fuseonline.bsky.social and other research projects strengthening the representation of public voice in research.
If you haven't been along to one of our Academic Career Development Open Sessions on the 1st Thursday of every month, come along. June's session is one not to be missed.
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Nick Reynolds on stage presenting findings from the AI MULTIPLY project.
Co-l Prof Nick Reynolds @nihrnewcastlebrc.bsky.social presented findings from @qmul.ac.uk collaborators on analysing #readmission using #burstydynamics: it's not just about events, it's about patterns too! #clinicians do this subliminally - can we define it informatically& #informpractice? #MLTC #AI
Great poster presentations from Carly Flowers and Kieran Richards and excellent discussions with our #PPIE contributors at the #AIMRSF #MLTC From Research2Reality conference in Birmingham!
Members of the AI MULTIPLY team with PPIE contributors from our Newcastle and London groups
We caught up with our #socialactionforhealth #PPIE collaborators who were here for the day yesterday in Birmingham. It was a great day with interesting talks with an important focus on #LivedExperience in #MLTC #research
Day 2 of the #MLTC From Research to Reality conference kicks off the #carepathways session with the #ADMISSION project from @nihrnewcastlebrc.bsky.social @newcastleuni.bsky.social with transforming understanding of MLTCs in a hospital setting. Looking forward to the day ahead!
Great flash talk from one of our PPIE contributors, Sue Mountain B.E.M., on AI MULTIPLY's research collaboration with #PPIE & #ECR members of the team - mutual benefits in terms of research education & public opinions included in the decisions being made about the data and AI models
Picture of AI for Multiple Long-Term Conditions (AIM) Programme booklet created by the AIM Research Support Facility (RSF)
Really interesting talk from Emma Karoune from #Turing AIM RSF on lessons learned in #AI in #MLTC #research - human infrastructure and employing individuals with relevant skills from the project outset is key to being data ready & subsequent successful research delivery
We had a really varied panel discussion touching on the issues faced by those with #MLTC and how things could be improved. A role for medication reviews, and the social and education systems were emphasised as was the importance of active patients and support for self care.
The message from the #MLTC #PPIE panel: 1) Better #health education, information & encourage self-advocacy for patients & carers, 2) Link all #data together, across health & #socialcare, #dentistry etc so health & social care professionals can make better informed decisions for individual patients
PPIE contributors on stage for the panel discussion at the MLTC conference
Hearing from Victoria & Dave from our #PPIE management group & other contributors in the panel discussion on #MLTClivedexperience, led by @monicafletcher.bsky.social #NIHR #AIinHealth #MLTC
We're at the #AIMRSF #MLTC From Research2Reality conference in Birmingham! Our #PPIE contributors are in the panel discussion & presenting findings from our PPIE x #ECR collab, there's a PI project update & lessons learned from the PM team! Looking forward2finding out about research elsewhere in #AI
Very powerful video shared by @francesmair.bsky.social in her #UKSBM2025 plenary on the challenges of managing multiple health conditions, particularly on the poverty line.
We have to tackle poverty&inequality to improve our public health.
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Advert for the next causal inference interest group seminar with Michelle Kelly-Irving
DON'T MISS: "Moving through the fog: considering #causality in health inequalities research"
The next Alan Turing Institute Causal Inference Interest Group seminar with @mkellyirving.bsky.social on 12th May 2025 at 3pm BST!
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Check out the first vlog in a series of three. Learn about Clinical Research. Click the link below
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Thank you to everyone who joined the AI MULTIPLY Full Team meeting in Newcastle yesterday. It was a great day sharing progress updates on the project across the work packages.
#Social Action for Health #Queen Mary University of London #The University of Edinburgh #Newcastle University
Thank you to everyone who joined the AI MULTIPLY Full Team meeting in Newcastle yesterday. It was a great day sharing progress updates on the project across the work packages.
#Social Action for Health #Queen Mary University of London #The University of Edinburgh #Newcastle University
Interesting paper published in Nature Medicine from M. Austin Argentieri on 'Integrating the environmental and genetic architectures of aging and mortality'
Alex Thompson, PPIE member – Post-doctoral research fellow, exhibited a poster “Evaluating public and patient involvement and engagement in AI-driven healthcare research project” at the Participatory AI Research & Practice Symposium, in Paris on 8th February.
Elizabeth Remfry, PhD student, showcased her use of creative methods in her talk “Using arts-based methods to include the perspectives of underrepresented groups in the development of artificial intelligence tools in healthcare research” at the Participatory AI Research & Practice Symposium
Duncan Reynolds, Research Associate, @duncanreynolds.bsky.social & Victoria Bartle, PPIE lay member, presented “Democratising research through PPIE and ECR collaboration in an AI-in-Healthcare research project.” at the Participatory AI Research & Practice Symposium www.youtube.com/watch?v=1cz0...