Wearable technology and artificial intelligence will be used to help improve NHS efficiency.
By Chloe Harcombe and Esme AshcroftA laboratory has opened to explore how innovations like wearable technology and artificial intelligence can be used to help the NHS.
"These kinds of things are really complex issues and it's not something that one person can solve," she said. Mr Cellan-Jones has written extensively about technology and the health sector and has been a regular NHS patient after being diagnosed with cancer of the eye in 2005 and Parkinson's disease in 2019.
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