Digital Health
Keeping pace with AI transforming healthcare delivery
AI has already arrived. Two in five GPs use it in the consultation (npj Digital Medicine, 2026), and it is spreading fast across primary care teams.
For practitioners, the question is no longer whether you will work with AI, but whether you can do so safely, ethically and skilfully.

What Is Digital Health?
Digital health is the use of technology to deliver and improve care.
It is reshaping the whole patient journey, from first contact to follow-up.

How patients connect

How information moves

How work gets done
Why Digital Health Matters
The direction is set. The NHS expects that within 20 years, 90% of all NHS jobs will require digital skills (Topol Review, 2019), and national policy is now actively encouraging AI adoption across the service.
But the tools that ease workload also carry real risk. Used without judgement, AI can introduce errors, mishandle patient data, or blur where clinical responsibility lies. Benefit and hazard travel together, which is why competence with these tools is no longer separable from good practice.
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What Healthcare Professionals Say
My main reason for learning was to feel more confident and informed about AI, especially how it’s impacting primary care. The content was really clear and engaging. Learning about the current tools being used in NHS was the most useful part for me. – BC
The best part was the discussion about what types of AI tools are available. This is so useful if a practice is thinking about incorporating AI. That’s what I’ll be telling my colleagues. – SJ, Family GP.
I’ll be telling my colleagues to “go for it”, because this course is very useful and informative. My confidence in my ability to critically evaluate AI-generated clinical content for accuracy, bias and reliability went from 4 to a 10 – SM
Appropriate and inappropriate uses 2/10 → 8/10 · Confidence evaluating AI for accuracy, bias and reliability 0/10 → 7/10 · Ability to make safe, informed decisions about patient data and using AI 0/10 → 8/10. – RS, Healthcare Manager

