LifeHub UK

LHUK was delighted to welcome Bill Anderson to discuss how we have created an ecosystem for knowledge exchange, co-creation & collaboration with external partners. Tazeem Dearnley MSc {she, her, hers}, we had a fantastic exchange on how organisations that innovate continuously and rapidly & diffuse those innovations quickly throughout their system have significant long term competitive advantage.  We have the ability through the LHUK to scan the market for solutions for global healthcare problems and create greater value for our customers in Radiology. We can tap into the creative genius of all the people in our ecosystem by providing a space they can unleash their entrepreneurial energy and their creativity to help contribute to our mission, #healthforall & hunger for none! Thank you Bill Anderson for stopping by and we look forward to your next visit! #teambayer #lifehubuk #innovation #partnership #radiology

On this International Day of Radiology November 8th 2023, the LifeHub UK Team is reminded of our committed to   ·      building greater awareness of the value that radiology contributes to patient care, ·      improving the understanding of the vital role radiology plays in the healthcare continuum regarding early diagnosis and disease management, ·      sharing best practice in Radiology as a leader in innovation at the forefront of AI   The LifeHub UK team is committed in driving innovation and optimising patient care in Radiology. Reach out to us on Lifehubuk@bayer.com     #partnerships #SaveLivesWithAi #openinnovation 

  November is ‘Lung Cancer Awareness’ month!   “Early-stage lung cancer can sometimes manifest as “pulmonary nodules” or small spots on the lungs. These nodules are often detected incidentally during routine medical imaging for other conditions. Monitoring the growth and characteristics of these nodules over time can help doctors diagnose lung cancer at an early stage, increasing the chances of successful treatment and improved outcomes.”   #Lungcancerawareness #AI #innovation

Did you know...?   “To lower the risk of breast cancer, women can benefit from: •      maintaining a healthy diet •      exercising regularly •      not drinking alcohol •      having a low intake of saturated fat”

“From the Bayer LifeHub UK Team, thank you to all our community for making our innovation ecosystem a place where new ideas can flourish and really make a difference to patients’ lives in Radiology”.   #Radiology #partnerships #openinnovation

Did you know...?   “About 1 in 8 women are diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime. There’s a good chance of recovery if it’s detected at an early stage.”

Join us on 18 October 2023 for the webinar “Winning the Hearts and Minds: AI and Change Management” where experts from varied backgrounds and organisations will discuss change management with AI in healthcare organisations. Register now to learn how AI can help healthcare organisations to improve their operations and patient outcomes. Key takeaways: •              Think BIG with AI – don’t just think of it as a ‘bolt on’ •              Manage resistance from the start (as opposed to the change) •              Why do you need the change/ AI? Compelling vision and reason •              Change management models are a loose guide to help Register now: https://lnkd.in/euVjd8QQ #AIinHealthcare #ChangeManagement #Webinar This webinar is organised and funded by Bayer.

Did you know...?   “Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in the UK. Most women diagnosed with breast cancer are over the age of 50.”

On 1-2 November, the UK will be hosting the first ever major global summit on AI safety to agree targeted, rapid, international action to promote the safe and responsible development of AI.   @SciTechgovuk #AISafetySummit #openinnovation #partnerships 

“The incidence rate of breast cancer keeps rising globally with large variations observed between countries. We should continue to emphasize the need for global efforts to counteract the growing public health burden of breast cancer supporting surveillance strategies and more targeted response systems appropriate to different world regions.” Joana Reis, MD, PhD