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Civic AI Healthtech Liverpool

2 October 2024

Liverpool, United Kingdom

University of Liverpool

Challenges

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  • ADDHERE Technologies Limited

    • Challenge number 7075

      Does the University have access to NHS data regarding ADHD and other related neurodiverse conditions? Is it possible to collaborate using AI to explore these datasets?

      ADDHERE has developed an AI empowered application to support the attention deficit hyperactivity disorder diagnosis.

    • Challenge number 7078

      Does the University has any background project using Blockchain to improve security and Governance on healthcare data and applications?

      We are developing a blockchain layer to log sensitive data and process.

    • Challenge number 7081

      Our app is targeting school environments. Can we have a pilot with the University staff and students?

      Our tool is capable of detect ADHD predisposition on a varied age range.

  • A N Computing Ltd

    • Challenge number 7054

      Can we have a simple governance compliance checklist for micro SMEs

      At the moment we are asked to complete so many documents for tenders , DTAC, DPIA, DSPT, ISO 27001 etc.

  • Association for the advancement of Artificial Intelligence AAAI-NIGERIA

    • Challenge number 7083

      How can AI and CI help communities set-up, operate, maintain and model the financial and social outcomes of community energy initiatives?

      Community energy initiatives refer to locally-driven projects that aim to generate, distribute, and manage energy at the community level, often with a focus on renewable energy sources. These initiatives can take various forms, such as community solar programs, wind cooperatives, or energy efficiency projects.

      AI (Artificial Intelligence) and CI (Collective Intelligence) can support community energy initiatives in several ways:

      1. Data analysis and modeling: AI can help process and analyze data on energy consumption, production, and distribution, allowing for more accurate predictions and optimization of energy systems.

      2. Simulation and forecasting: AI can simulate different scenarios to predict the financial and social impacts of various community energy initiatives, enabling more informed decision-making.

      3. Optimization of energy systems: AI can optimize energy distribution, reduce energy waste, and improve the overall efficiency of community energy systems.

      4. Community engagement and participation: CI can facilitate collective decision-making, enable community members to contribute to the decision-making process, and foster a sense of ownership and responsibility.

      5. Predictive maintenance: AI-powered predictive maintenance can help identify potential issues in energy infrastructure, reducing downtime and improving overall reliability.

      6. Energy storage and grid management: AI can optimize energy storage systems and grid management, ensuring a more stable and resilient energy supply.

      7. Policy analysis and development: AI can help analyze the impact of different policy scenarios on community energy initiatives, supporting more informed policy decisions.

      By leveraging AI and CI, community energy initiatives can become more efficient, sustainable, and equitable, ultimately contributing to a more decentralized and community-driven energy future.

  • Association for the advancement of Artificial Intelligence AAAI- NIGERIA CHAPTER

    • Challenge number 7102

      Ways Tech and AI can positively impact human learning on health and well-being

      Can we understand in detail the distinctive role of Predictive analytics: AI-driven predictive models can identify high-risk individuals and enable early interventions.

      Personalized health recommendations: AI-powered systems can analyze individual data and provide tailored advice on nutrition, exercise, and stress management.

    • Challenge number 7105

      Can AI and science be a catalyst in good health care delivery?

      Distribution of drugs to remote areas is a challenge, how can we help be provided

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  • Health Innovation North West Coast

    • Challenge number 7106

      How can we use AI to facilitate health coaching? How can we determine who would have the greatest benefit using AI health coaching, what ethical considerations need to be resolved, and what would the content and format of the coaching sessions be? How can we measure benefit and plan for spread and adoption in the future?

      Coaching is a powerful but time consuming process, reliant on facilitation from trained coaches. Due to limited resources, it is not possible to offer this to all patients.

      NHS England says, ”Health and wellbeing coaches support people to increase their ability to self-manage, motivation levels and commitment to change their lifestyle. They are experts in behaviour change and focus on improving health related outcomes by working with people to set personalised goals and change their behaviours. They work with people with physical and/or mental health conditions and those at risk of developing them.”

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  • KnPower Development Ltd.

    • Challenge number 7094

      why stress caused mental health and how to treat

      lots of people, including myself, blood pressure much higher and heart beats much more quickly when you are feeling stressful. it is always easy to say ”don’t be stressful”, but actually it is difficult at a particular time.

    • Challenge number 7097

      anxiety caused physical uncomfortable. how to handle?

      own experience.

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  • Liverpool City Region Combined Authority

    • Challenge number 7089

      Are there any examples of data from organisations in the Public, Private and VCFSE sectors being combined and for the informaiton it creates being used to inform a policy decision at local level?

      The LCRCA and UoL have been working on data linkage with the NHS which if successful will allow data held by the CA e.g. particpants on the LCR's Ways to Work and Households into Work programmes to be matched with the NHS CIPHA data.

      Under the terms of the Economies for Healthier Lives programme, the LCRCA has already safely, securely and and in full accordance with GDPR successfully shared with UoL, the data it holds for participants of two of the City Region's Employment Support Programmes. This prompted the work that is now being undertakne with the NHS.

    • Challenge number 7092

      How does the work of CHIL support the ongoing work across the Liverpool City Region, to rasie awareness of the social determinants of health and the work of the recomendations of Cheshire & Merseyside's All Together Fairer?

      In 2021 leaders from across Cheshire & Merseyside came together at the launch of All Together Fairer and at that event they declared an ambition to become a Marmot Community. C&M Health & Care Partnership have reflected All Together Fairer in its new delivery plan (2024 - 2029) and LCRCA will do the same with its refresh of the LCR Plan for Prosperity.

  • Liverpool University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

    • Challenge number 7099

      How are we using data to solve the problems in secondary care. How can clinicians contribute to this activity? What are other regions doing in this area to solve problems with NHS?

      I work closer to the problem areas in secondary care - front door AED pressures and backdoor - social care issues

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  • OVUWELL Limited

    • Challenge number 7086

      How can we safely protect the software modules if deployed to PCs or do we have to host the software on a cloud system to ensure it is safer from hacking?

      We are developing a medical device, the most important component of which is the software. We now have a question about the software deployment. It is easier for us to distribute the software as a PC-based package (rather than allow access only through a cloud platform), but we are worried about the code security. We have been warned that people can break into our exe files, even after encryption and after conversion into C.

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  • St Helens Town Deal Board

    • Challenge number 7066

      As we invest in new health care facilities, how do we ensure that the increased use of AI, Data and digital interfaces are accessible to our elderly and other less tech savvy community members.

      Personal and wider experience of the elderly having increased difficulty in engaging wit( health professional as GP practices merge and appointment systems go online.

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