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On this episode, Pip and Rich talk to Dr Noma Tshuma, a haematology registrar and Clinical Research Fellow + PhD student at the University of Cambridge. During her time as an AI fellow at University College London Hospitals, Noma developed the Data Clinic, a structure through which clinical research using real world evidence could be performed using technology with a fraction of the effort needed for manual data extraction. We discuss the practicalities of the project as well as speculating about the future. A must listen for anyone interested clinical evidence.
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