Shaping our response to the MHRA call for evidence on AI in health and care |
We want to hear your views on AI (Artificial Intelligence) in health and care settings, how AI is currently being used in your health and care, and how you think AI should be regulated in the UK.
Your feedback will support us in responding to a call for evidence by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). It is carrying out a consultation on how AI should be regulated when used in health and care settings to help inform the work of the recently established National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare.
You can view a plain language summary of the current regulations here. If you want to know more about the call for evidence generally, you can visit MHRA’s website.
This survey will take around 10 minutes to complete.
EBO.AI have provided a grant to support the Patients Association in engaging patients as part of our response to this call for evidence. They have not been involved in the development of this survey and have no influence in the project.
The survey is anonymous; your name is not required for you to take part. All the information will be stored securely and confidentially in line with the Patients Association’s data privacy policy. Any personal details will not be shared with any third parties. You are free to exit the survey at any time – you can do this by closing your browser.
Your feedback will support us in responding to a call for evidence by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). It is carrying out a consultation on how AI should be regulated when used in health and care settings to help inform the work of the recently established National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare.
You can view a plain language summary of the current regulations here. If you want to know more about the call for evidence generally, you can visit MHRA’s website.
This survey will take around 10 minutes to complete.
EBO.AI have provided a grant to support the Patients Association in engaging patients as part of our response to this call for evidence. They have not been involved in the development of this survey and have no influence in the project.
The survey is anonymous; your name is not required for you to take part. All the information will be stored securely and confidentially in line with the Patients Association’s data privacy policy. Any personal details will not be shared with any third parties. You are free to exit the survey at any time – you can do this by closing your browser.
Thank you for taking the time to complete this.