AI is presenting exciting opportunities to change the practice of healthcare, but AI development is often led by technologists with limited input from clinicians, leaving real-world problems unaddressed.Clinicians in the UK are invited to identify priority clinical processes for AI to address, which will then undergo review and ranking by an expert panel to define a top list of AI use cases in each high acuity specialty. Multidisciplinary workshops will then refine these priorities and explore their potential.The project will generate a consensus-based 'demand signal' from clinicians, informed by experts across healthcare, academia, industry, policy and patients, producing a strategic roadmap for targeted, clinically relevant AI.

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AI is presenting exciting opportunities to change the practice of healthcare, but AI development is often led by technologists with limited input from clinicians, leaving real-world problems unaddressed.Clinicians in the UK are invited to identify priority clinical processes for AI to address, which will then undergo review and ranking by an expert panel to define a top list of AI use cases in each high acuity specialty. Multidisciplinary workshops will then refine these priorities and explore their potential.The project will generate a consensus-based 'demand signal' from clinicians, informed by experts across healthcare, academia, industry, policy and patients, producing a strategic roadmap for targeted, clinically relevant AI.