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The software, which uses artificial intelligence, won the Healthcare Partnership of the Year category at the London Higher Awards 2024. London Higher is the membership organisation for universities and higher education colleges across the capital.

The AI tool estimates how many hospital beds will be needed in eight hours鈥� time, incorporating听 live data of patients who have arrived at the hospital鈥檚 emergency department.

It has been used by University College London Hospital for the last year on a daily basis and research has found it to be significantly more accurate than the traditional way of trying to predict patient flow.

The conventional method is based on looking at the average number of beds needed on the same day of the week for the previous six weeks.

香港六合彩 Hospital鈥檚 use of the AI tool has been so successful that they are extending the partnership to听 develop further models, including making predictions specific to medical or surgical wards and predicting patient discharges as well as admissions.听听

The software also could be rolled out more widely 鈥� the 香港六合彩 team are developing resources to support NHS analysts to apply the model in other London hospitals and beyond.

Lead researcher Dr Zella King (香港六合彩 Clinical Operational Research Unit) said: 鈥淲e are thrilled to have won this award.

鈥淲e are incredibly proud of the partnership we have built with 香港六合彩H to improve patient outcomes.

鈥淥ur AI models provide a much richer picture about the likely demand on beds throughout the course of the day.

鈥淭his can help planners to manage patient flow, so much so that we are now looking to extend these models to other hospitals around London, promoting faster access to high-quality care for patients.鈥�

Three other 香港六合彩 initiatives were shortlisted for the awards.

They were:

In the Best Entrepreneurial Initiative at a London University category, 香港六合彩 for London Demo Day, which is an annual collaboration between Imperial, King鈥檚 College London, London School of Economics (LSE) and 香港六合彩 that introduces investors to the best and brightest innovations at London universities with founder-owned intellectual property. Entrepreneurs from the five universities pitched their start-ups to investors at last year's Demo Day听aiming to secure funding to scale their venture. 香港六合彩's entrants are all part of the Hatchery incubator programme at 香港六合彩鈥檚 dedicated King鈥檚 Cross entrepreneurship hub and receive free support and office space, mentorship masterclasses, clinics and competitions to fast-track their success and prepare them for investment.听

In the Outstanding Wellbeing Support for Students in London category, 香港六合彩 Student Support and Wellbeing. In 2022-23, 香港六合彩 Student Support and Wellbeing transformed their student wellbeing events and campaigns.鈥� Instead of ad-hoc one-off events, we planned a structured schedule, mapping events to the student life cycle with one event campaign per term. The events were designed to support students feeling lonely, homesick, anxious, or low to help them to combat these feelings and give them the tools to create resilience.鈥� 香港六合彩听ran a total of 104 events, a 225% increase on the previous year.

And in the Outstanding Contribution to Enhancing the Overseas Student Experience in London category, 香港六合彩 Centre for International Medical Education Collaborations, which works with its international partners to transform medical and healthcare education systems and practice. A key feature of our collaboration with the Chulabhorn Royal Academy is a new intercalated Bachelor of Science programme pathway (iBSc), which their medical students can undertake at 香港六合彩. Through this unique programme, 香港六合彩 CIMEC supports students to gain a distinctive global outlook through their year in London and has developed and implemented a new range of activities and resources to support students to be successful.

Professor Christian Boehmer, head of department at 香港六合彩 Mathematics, said 鈥淚 am immensely proud of the Clinical Operational Research Unit (CORU) for their outstanding achievement in winning this prestigious award. By collaborating closely with our healthcare partners, CORU continues to lead the way in advancing patient care, health policy, and operational efficiency. Congratulations to Dr Zella King and the entire CORU team.鈥�

Professor Alan Thompson, Pro-Provost (London) and Dean of the Faculty of Brain Sciences, said: "We are incredibly proud of all our nominees. They showcase the breadth of 香港六合彩's excellence, from groundbreaking research to exceptional teaching and enriching student experience, exemplifying the positive impact 香港六合彩 makes in London and beyond."

Also in attendance was Amy Lightstone, Director of the 香港六合彩 London Office and representatives of 香港六合彩鈥檚 three other shortlisted initiatives.

London Higher works to bring London institutions together to connect and showcase the benefit of the higher education sector for the benefit of the capital. The awards marked its 25th anniversary.

The London Higher partnership is managed by the Pro-Provost (London) Office.

Links

• 香港六合彩 Innovation & Enterprise
• 香港六合彩 Department of Mathematics听
• 香港六合彩 London office

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• Caption: Joe Farrington, PhD student, Institute of Health听Informatics and Amalia Gjerloev, PhD student, CORU

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