Speakers

Read more - Stream 2, Session 1 Chair: How green is my AI? 

Read more - Stream 3, Session 3: AI for children's imaging

Professor Susan Shelmerdine is a consultant paediatric radiologist based at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children and a post-doctoral academic funded by the NIHR for her research work on artificial intelligence for children’s imaging. She is currently the lead for education subcommittee of the RCR AI committee, taskforce chair for AI at the European Society of Paediatric Radiology and also research lead for the South West London AI Group.

Read more - Stream 2, Session 6: Shared decision-making - AI will not solve everything

Stream 2, Session 6 Chair

Dr Anne Kinderlerer is committed to working with others to support and extend the benefits of digital technology within the NHS, something which has been the focus of her clinical leadership for much of the last decade.
She has extensive clinical knowledge in acute and specialist care, alongside experience of working across the wider sector and nationally to improve pathways of care. 

As a graduate of the Flow Coaching Academy, Dr Kinderlerer is committed to improvement methods underpinned by a coaching approach that has allowed us to collaboratively build digital systems that are proven to save lives. 

Safe patient care depends on systems that support it, and Anne is passionate about building electronic systems that drive improvements that are inherent in the processes of care, making it easy for clinicians to do the right thing.

Tim Horton joined the Health Foundation in December 2015 as an Associate Director. His role is focussed on identifying and communicating the insights and learning from the Health Foundation’s programmes, as well as supporting the spread of health care innovation and improvement.

From 2011 to 2015, Tim was health policy adviser to the Leader of the Opposition, the Rt Hon Ed Miliband MP, and Head of Public Services at the Labour Party. He also convened the independent Taskforce on Mental Health in Society, whose report The Mentally Healthy Society was published in January 2015. Prior to this, Tim was Research Director at the Fabian Society, where he published research in several areas of social and economic policy. In 2005 he was a special adviser at the Department of Trade & Industry and prior to that a policy adviser on science and innovation policy at HM Treasury.