By John Glenday

Google owned artificial intelligence specialists DeepMind are promising to realise the dream of a paperless NHS by applying its software advances to the publicly run health service to slash bureaucracy and administration costs.

The UK firm has signed a five-year deal with London’s NHS Trust to put its ideas into practice via a prototype app which can identify patients who are most at risk of developing acute kidney injury.

Stream is being rolled out to clinicians early next year and will offer doctors access to all salient medical information on their smartphones, complete with alerts and notifications, negating Read full story ›

Source: The Drum