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AI tools in healthcare often work in isolation but stall in practice. Reflections from Oxford's AI in Healthcare event on why implementation, not algorithms, is the real bottleneck – and what primary care research brings to the problem.

Illustrated sketchnote by Scriberia summarising discussions from the patient and public involvement day at the AI in Healthcare event. The hand-drawn visual captures key themes in speech bubbles and vignettes, including 'What is AI?', 'Hospital at Home: Getting it Right', 'The Future of Primary Care', 'Machine Learning and Proteomics for Complex Disease', and public perspectives on communicating AI in healthcare. Logos for the Computational Health Informatics Lab, Department of Engineering Science, Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, and the University of Oxford appear at the top.
Visual summary of the event's patient and public involvement day, illustrated by Scriberia. The blog post covers themes from all three days.
Richard Hobbs

Richard Hobbs

CBE, FMedSci, FRCGP, FRCP (London), FESC, FRCP (Edin), MA (Ox) Richard Hobbs - Mercian Professor of Primary Care

Louise Younie

Louise Younie

Richard Ballerand

Richard Ballerand

Richard Ballerand - Managing Partner, Axolotl Associates

Minal Bakhai

Minal Bakhai

Minal Bakhai - Director for Primary Care and Community Transformation & the National Neighbourhood Health Implementation Programme NHS England

Felix Greaves

Felix Greaves

Felix Greaves - Clinical Associate Professor in Public Health

Tom Pelly

Tom Pelly

Tom Pelly - GP Partner and Trainer

Thomas Fanshawe

Thomas Fanshawe

MPhil MA PhD Thomas Fanshawe - Senior Medical Statistician

Gavin Hubbard

Gavin Hubbard

Gavin Hubbard - Senior Communications Manager

Richard Stevens

Richard Stevens

BA MSc PhD Richard Stevens - Professor of Medical Statistics

Annette Plüddemann

Annette Plüddemann

HonsBSc MSc PhD Annette Plüddemann - Associate Professor

Joseph Wherton

Joseph Wherton

BSc (Hons), PhD Joseph Wherton - Associate Professor

Kathryn Curtis

Kathryn Curtis

John Powell

MA MB BChir MSc PhD PGCertMedEd MRCPsych FFPH FFCI John Powell - Professor of Digital Health

Anne Ferrey

Anne Ferrey

Ph.D., FHEA Anne Ferrey - Senior Researcher

Vanessa Eade

Vanessa Eade

Vanessa Eade - Research Operations Coordinator - Medical Sociology and Health Experiences Research Group

Olivia Hales

Olivia Hales

Alison Chisholm

Alison Chisholm

MA, MSc, PhD Alison Chisholm - Qualitative Researcher and British Academy Innovation Fellow

Andrew Farmer

Andrew Farmer

Andrew Farmer - Professor of General Practice

Mary Logan

Mary Logan

Mary Logan - Senior Programme Manager / OIDH Operational Lead

Nicholas Jones

Nicholas Jones

Nicholas Jones - NIHR Clinical Lecturer in General Practice

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