GOSH DRIVE

Sharing learnings from our NHS-Industry data science collaboration. 🙌🏻 We want to make sure we are making best use of years of routinely collected data, to learn from the care we have provided before and ensure we are providing the best possible care for our patients today and in the future. In 2021 we announced our NHS-Industry partnership with Roche UK, with the goal of harnessing the power of data and AI to move towards more personalised care for children and young people with rare or complex disease. Through our first-of-its-kind collaboration we are also aiming to get a better understanding of how NHS hospitals and healthcare industry companies can best work together, and to share these learnings widely so that the work we are doing not only benefits patients and staff at GOSH, but across the healthcare system. We recently published early learnings from our partnership in the Future Healthcare Journal and have created a digestible playbook which we hope will be a useful guide for other healthcare organisations interested in working towards the future of health using healthcare data. Read more and download the playbook here 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ek__j9nu We will be sharing a 6-part breakdown on this page over the next 3 weeks, so make sure you’re following us! All projects undertaken within the partnership are conducted within GOSH’s secure digital research infrastructure and no patient data is shared between the organisations or outside of GOSH.

📣 5 ways that we're testing and developing AI at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust 👇

In the first instalment of our ‘Ask the Team’ series we sit down with Aliea Mahmood, Operational Analyst at DRIVE.    Our new series aims to introduce you to the important roles and people that contribute to the work we do at DRIVE. 🌟   Aliea works in GOSH DRIVE’s Clinical Insights Unit (CIU).   The CIU uses advanced data analytics to provide insights that can support operational decision making at GOSH. 🤝    The team is made up of data scientists and analysts who work with operational and clinical teams in the hospital to increase the accessibility and utility of Electronic Patient Record (EPR) data.    By partnering with the clinical and operational teams, the CIU can understand their needs and build digital tools to enable data-driven decision making to help run the hospital.    Find out more about Aliea's role and what she’s currently working on below!

🙌 Benchmarking cardiology operations in European children's hospitals via federated data networks   GOSH is one of six leading European children’s hospitals involved in the pioneering PHEMS project which is looking at better ways to share and compare insights to improve care, while keeping data secure.     The PHEMS meet up series is an interactive series of online sessions, open to anyone that’s interested in learning more about this complex project.     In the fourth meet-up of the series Professor Andrew Taylor, Director of Innovation at GOSH and Professor of Cardiovascular Imaging, spoke about a PHEMS clinical use-case which is being led by GOSH and the #GOSHDRIVE team. This clinical use-case is exploring a benchmarking system for measuring and comparing cardiology operations using shared data from multiple healthcare systems, without centralising data. If you missed the session, you can watch this and others back over on the PHEMS YouTube channel 👇  https://lnkd.in/ePDCU6Tn #healthcareinnovation #datanetworks #federateddata #digitalhealth #europeanhealthnetwork #UKRI #healthcarebenchmarking

📣 Two of our Natural Language Processing papers have been accepted at #AIMedHealth2025 AAAI Bridge Programme Natural Language Processing is a type of AI that helps computers understand and interpret human language, such as free text in PDF reports, and can take unstructured information and convert into a structured format that's easier to analyse at scale.

📣 Do you have experience in machine learning, healthcare analytics or related fields and want to help save lives and improve care? Join us for the first PHEMS #hackathon from 13 January 🙌 About PHEMS: Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust is one of six leading European children’s hospitals that make up the PHEMS project consortium. PHEMS (short for ‘Paediatric Hospitals as European drives for multi-party computation and synthetic data generation capabilities across clinical specialities and data types’) project will revolutionise how children’s health data is managed and used across Europe and advance research and innovation in healthcare for children, while ensuring patient’s rights and data privacy remain protected.

Our partnership blog made the top 10 most-read NHS voices list on NHS Confederation for 2024 💡 The blog written by our Chief Research Information Officer Neil Sebire and Rebecca Pope, Ph.D. (she/her) 🏳️🌈 from our partnership organisation Roche UK made the top 10 list. You can read 'Bringing personalised healthcare the children' which discusses how our partnership is harnessing the power of data and AI here 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eG36qvnp

If you have knowledge of machine learning, healthcare analytics or related fields, join us for the first PHEMS #hackathon from 13 January 🙌 About PHEMS: GOSH is one of six leading European children’s hospitals that make up the PHEMS project consortium. PHEMS (short for ‘Paediatric Hospitals as European drives for multi-party computation and synthetic data generation capabilities across clinical specialities and data types’) project will revolutionise how children’s health data is managed and used across Europe and advance research and innovation in healthcare for children, while ensuring patient’s rights and data privacy remain protected.

Our colleagues at the NIHR HealthTech Research Centre in Paediatrics and Child Health are hosting a conference for Child Health Technology, 11-12 June 2025! 💡 Find out more below 👇

Working as one team: learnings from our first-of-its-kind NHS-Industry collaboration with Roche UK In the early stages of our partnership it was important to clearly communicate our aims as well as the roles and responsibilities within the team. In order to make this process as smooth as possible we recommend: • Regular team calls • Open and honest feedback sessions • Creating a ways-of-working operational framework • Impact retrospectives and planning discussions “In this partnership we have built up trust and overcome challenges to work as ‘one team’. It is very important to create a good strong team working environment where everyone is comfortable to speak freely and raise issues. We want to make sure everyone is heard, and we hear from all perspectives.” Victoria Stevens, Partnership Project Manager, GOSH Read more and download the playbook here https://lnkd.in/ek__j9nu [part 6 of 6] #NHSInnovation #Healthinnovation #Healthcarecollaboration #Datascience #AIinhealthcare #Innovationplaybook #Healthstrategy