AI in healthcare: Implementation, regulation and clinical best practice
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Master AI implementation with confidence! Imaging is at the forefront in healthcare AI. Successful implementation requires practical expertise to evaluate, select and deploy AI tools responsibly, safely and effectively.
Our AI Implementation, Regulation and Clinical Best Practice course equips you with the practical knowledge and leadership insight needed to make informed decisions and confidently deploy AI into clinical workflows. You’ll learn how to successfully balance innovation with patient safety while navigating regulatory frameworks and performance evaluation.
You’ll gain the knowledge and practical skills required to assess AI tools available in the market, identify your departments needs, write a business case to secure funding, build and lead an implementation team, deploy your selected AI tool(s) and adhere to all regulatory requirements.
This course complements our AI Fundamentals in Imaging and Healthcare course (though it is not a pre-requisite), and bridges the gap between understanding AI and applying it in real-world clinical settings. Gain actionable insights, governance, risk management, and leadership-level decision-making to ensure successful, ethical AI deployment.
Why you should attend?
- Master the essentials of AI implementation – gain the practical skills required to move from initial preparation to successfully embedding AI tools in your clinical setting.
- Safeguard patients and your practice – apply robust governance and regulatory standards to minimise deployment risks and ensure compliance.
- Lead with confidence – critically evaluate AI tools’ performance, identify potential bias, and develop compelling business cases to drive adoption.
Who should attend?
- Clinical radiology consultants
- Clinical radiology resident doctors
- Clinical oncology consultants
- Clinical oncology resident doctors
- Radiographers
- Healthcare managers
- Procurement managers
- Imaging professionals
- Radiology nurses
This course is for healthcare clinicians who are working in the UK and globally.
Key dates for your learning journey:
| From 10 February 2026 | E-learning modules available to participants (please allow 6 hours) |
| Monday 9 March 2026 | Registration closes at 9.00 am |
| Monday 9 March 2026 | All pre-course e-learning materials must be completed by attendees |
| Tuesday 10 March 2026 | Live online learning day begins at 9.30 am |
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