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Nelson Advisors referenced in The Medical Republic's 'Digital Rights Activists eye GP AI Scribes' article.Source: <a href="https://www.medicalrepublic.com.au/digital-rights-activists-eye-gp-ai-scribes/127885" data-mce-href="https://www.medicalrepublic.com.au/digital-rights-activists-eye-gp-ai-scribes/127885">https://www.medicalrepublic.com.au/digital-rights-activists-eye-gp-ai-scribes/127885</a>Visits to a new doctor, physio or specialist often begin with: “Do you mind if I use AI?”According to Off the Record, a new report by Digital Rights Watch, more than 40% of Australian doctors are now using AI scribes. These tools listen to consultations, feeding what they hear into Large Language Models – similar to ChatGPT or Claude – to generate medical notes.For clinicians, AI scribes are an easy sell. They eliminate hours of paperwork, freeing energy to focus on the patient. This can profoundly change how chronically burned out doctors feel about their work. And with Medicare only compensating doctors for face-to-face time, and not note-taking, the financial and emotional incentives for practitioners are undeniable.Yet the benefit for patients is less clear, especially when we have little transparency about who has access to deeply personal medical data, or how this data is handled by these lightly regulated AI scribes.The TGA currently claims scribes are only medical devices if they provide diagnostic advice. This allows vendors to evade scrutiny.The TGA’s position ignores how generative AI is used in clinical practice, and that even transcriptions can contain hallucinations or biases that could affect diagnoses. This leaves Australia’s guidance out of step with nations such as the <a data-mce-href="https://www.healthcare.digital/single-post/nhs-england-issues-guidance-on-ambient-voice-technology-ensuring-safe-and-assured-adoption-of-ai-scr" href="https://www.healthcare.digital/single-post/nhs-england-issues-guidance-on-ambient-voice-technology-ensuring-safe-and-assured-adoption-of-ai-scr">United Kingdom.</a>https://www.healthcare.digital/single-post/nhs-england-issues-guidance-on-ambient-voice-technology-ensuring-safe-and-assured-adoption-of-ai-scrFundamentally, the government must ensure Australians’ private data is properly safeguarded, through both legislation and bodies such as the AI Safety Institute. This should include forcing AI service providers to clearly disclose what data they have access to, how they use it, and who can access it, with rigorous protections to ensure privacy and real penalties for breaches.

Nelson Advisors referenced in The Medical Republic's 'Digital Rights Activists eye GP AI Scribes' article

Nelson Advisors featured in Silicon Republic discussing the 'widespread adoption of ambient voice technologies and AI scribes in European clinical settings.'Source: <a href="https://www.siliconrepublic.com/innovation/medtech-2026-ai-innovation-compliance-tech-trends-silicon-republic">https://www.siliconrepublic.com/innovation/medtech-2026-ai-innovation-compliance-tech-trends-silicon-republic</a>AI-powered administration Lloyd Price, a partner at Nelson Advisors predicts a “widespread” adoption of ambient voice technologies and AI scribes in European clinical settings with the aim of reducing administrative burden on healthcare staff.Examples of such use cases include Amethyst Care, the Trinity College Dublin-based start-up behind an AI-powered voice assistant for people with mobility issues.“This trend will be tightly regulated by the EU AI Act and national health service guidelines to ensure safety, data privacy and patient consent are managed transparently,” Price says.Last year, SiliconRepublic.com spoke to US-based urologist Dr David Shusterman, who said: “Healthcare is going to be revolutionised by it [AI], whether doctors like it or not, because it becomes more economical to run an office.”Meanwhile, InsTech.ie also expects the insurance sector to onboard more AI into their workflows. It finds that more than 92pc of Irish insurance technology providers expect AI to underpin their next phase of growth, reinforcing Ireland’s position at the intersection of insurance, data and advanced analytics.

Nelson Advisors featured in Silicon Republic discussing the 'widespread adoption of ambient voice technologies and AI scribes in European clinical settings.'

Nelson Advisors invited to speak at the Telehealth Canada 2027 Conference from the 12th to 13th of April 2027 in Toronto.Source: <a href="https://www.canada.telehealth-summit.com/" data-mce-href="https://www.canada.telehealth-summit.com/">https://www.canada.telehealth-summit.com/</a>Telehealth Canada 2027 ConferenceTelehealth Canada 2027 convenes senior decision-makers advancing virtual care across Canada, alongside digital health leaders, clinical operations and remote monitoring teams, employer benefits and insurance administrators, government health regulators, and technology, interoperability and procurement professionals from health systems, insurers, telecommunications companies, and technology providers.Key Topics for 2027 Conference&gt; Advancing reimbursement, billing codes, and benefit plan coverage Examine billing code updates, coverage rules and employee benefit plans, and the virtual care revenue they unlock across provinces and buyer segments. &gt; Widening equitable access and protecting continuity across provinces Review strategies that protect continuity of care and widen access for rural and remote populations across a fragmented provincial system. &gt; Case studies in remote monitoring, home care, and virtual emergency care Learn about deployment case studies in remote monitoring, chronic disease management, home care, and virtual emergency programs from across Canada. &gt; AI-powered remote monitoring and virtual-first care platform rollout Explore how AI-powered remote monitoring, ambient clinical intelligence, and virtual-first platforms progress from pilot into hospital deployment. &gt; Operational performance, workforce models, and virtual care delivery Discover how health systems scale virtual care operations, integrate virtual and in-person delivery, and address workforce and labour mobility. &gt; Advancing interoperability standards, data governance, and compliance Address pan-Canadian interoperability and provincial college standards, information-sharing rules, and privacy legislation governing virtual care delivery.<a href="https://www.canada.telehealth-summit.com/news">https://www.canada.telehealth-summit.com/news</a>

Nelson Advisors invited to speak at the Telehealth Canada 2027 Conference

Nelson Advisors Thought Leadership Blog www.healthcare.digtial named in the Best Healthcare Technology Blogs to Follow in 2026.Source: <a href="https://bloggers.feedspot.com/healthcare_technology_blogs/?feed_id=4857248&amp;_src=f1_newcampaign#h4857248" data-mce-href="https://bloggers.feedspot.com/healthcare_technology_blogs/?feed_id=4857248&amp;_src=f1_newcampaign#h4857248">https://bloggers.feedspot.com/healthcare_technology_blogs/?feed_id=4857248&amp;_src=f1_newcampaign#h4857248</a>The best Healthcare Technology blogs curated and ranked based on multiple factors, including content relevancy, subject expertise, posting frequency, and freshness of content. Blogs with highest credibility within the Healthcare Technology space are ranked higher. This list is updated regularly to ensure it reflects the most active, influential, and valuable Healthcare Technology blogs on the internet today.FeedspotRead your favorite Blogs, Podcasts, News Websites, Youtube Channels and RSS feeds from one place on Feedspot.<a href="https://www.feedspot.com/">https://www.feedspot.com/</a>

Nelson Advisors Thought Leadership Blog www.healthcare.digtial named in the Best Healthcare Technology Blogs to Follow in 2026

Nelson Advisors invited to Nervecentre's 'First Single EPR for Primary and Secondary Care' landmark NHS event on November 11th 2026.Source: <a href="https://nervecentresoftware.com/charlotte-refsum-confirmed-as-keynote/" data-mce-href="https://nervecentresoftware.com/charlotte-refsum-confirmed-as-keynote/">https://nervecentresoftware.com/charlotte-refsum-confirmed-as-keynote/</a>Nervecentre will introduce the UK’s first single EPR for primary and secondary care, demonstrating how GPs, hospital teams and patients can work from one shared platform.The event will also explore how AI and automation can be embedded directly within clinical workflows, helping the NHS improve productivity, support its workforce and deliver more sustainable models of care.With the 10 Year Health Plan setting out major shifts from hospital to community and analogue to digital, the day will consider the technology and infrastructure needed to make those ambitions possible.The event takes place on Wednesday, 11 November 2026, at 30 Euston Square, London.

Nelson Advisors invited to Nervecentre's 'First Single EPR for Primary and Secondary Care' landmark NHS event

Nelson Advisors referenced in the Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences article &nbsp;‘Tekoälyn arvolupaus on merkittävä: skaalaamiseen liittyy vielä huolia'The financial risks of large IT projects are highLarge ERP-related IT projects are known to be risky because their schedules are easily stretched, unexpected problems and budgets swell. Failed IT projects have even knocked out entire companies (Flyvbjerg &amp; Budzier 2011). They may have taken up to hundreds of millions or even a billion dollars, without being satisfied with the results (e.g. Burton 2012; Charette 2012; Virtanen 2024). The challenge with failed IT projects is that the indirect impact on supply chains and customers is much greater than the money paid to IT vendors.When implementing AI-based applications, the risks of traditional IT projects are still in place. Extensive pilot projects of artificial intelligence have also been able to take a huge amount of money without tangible benefits. One concrete example is IBM Watson, which was invested in huge sums, but the results did not meet expectations (Adlluru 2024; Nelson Advisors 2026).Source: <a href="https://esignals.fi/pro/2026/09/29/tekoalyn-arvolupaus-on-merkittava-skaalaamiseen-liittyy-viela-huolia/" data-mce-href="https://esignals.fi/pro/2026/09/29/tekoalyn-arvolupaus-on-merkittava-skaalaamiseen-liittyy-viela-huolia/">https://esignals.fi/pro/2026/09/29/tekoalyn-arvolupaus-on-merkittava-skaalaamiseen-liittyy-viela-huolia/</a>Nelson Advisors. 2026. The Collapse of IBM Watson Health: A Post Mortem on Technological Prematurity, Governance Failure, and Clinical Misalignment. Helathcare digital. Retrieved: 29.9.2026. <a href="https://www.healthcare.digital/single-post/the-collapse-of-ibm-watson-health-a-post-mortem-on-technological-prematurity-governance-failure-a" data-mce-href="https://www.healthcare.digital/single-post/the-collapse-of-ibm-watson-health-a-post-mortem-on-technological-prematurity-governance-failure-a">https://www.healthcare.digital/single-post/the-collapse-of-ibm-watson-health-a-post-mortem-on-technological-prematurity-governance-failure-a</a>

Nelson Advisors referenced in the Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences article  ‘Tekoälyn arvolupaus on merkittävä: skaalaamiseen liittyy vielä huolia'

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