Health Tech World is excited to reveal the shortlist for the inaugural AI Innovation award.
The award honours game-changing solutions that leverage AI to transform healthcare delivery.
It recognises the innovative use of AI to improve diagnostics, treatment, patient outcomes or operational efficiency, demonstrating the potential to reshape healthcare.
The award is sponsored by Osborne Clarke.
The firm been providing strategic and on-point UK and international legal advice for more than 250 years with offices in Europe, Asia and the US.
Its clients range from well-known market leaders to disruptive, high-growth start-ups.
The shortlist was chosen from a diverse pool of entries from across the UK, Europe and North America, with the winner set to be announced at a virtual event on May 8.
The winner, decided by the category sponsor, will receive a physical award and be interviewed by a Health Tech World journalist.
Congratulations to the shortlist and thank you to everyone who entered.
AI Innovation Shortlist
Bayesian Health’s Intelligent Care Augmentation platform is revolutionizing healthcare by leveraging AI to enhance clinical decision-making and improve patient outcomes.
Its machine learning-driven approach enables real-time detection of critical conditions like sepsis, reducing mortality by 18.2 per cent, improving responsiveness by 1.85 hours, and achieving an 89 per cent clinician adoption rate—a testament to its trust and effectiveness.
Unlike traditional AI models, Bayesian’s platform integrates seamlessly into hospital workflows, providing actionable, precise, and scalable insights that drive better diagnostics, treatment, and operational efficiency.
SPRYT is revolutionising patient engagement in healthcare with its AI receptionist, Asa.
SPRYT has achieved a 160 per cent increase in booking conversion rates for cervical cancer screenings, drastically improving early detection outcomes.
It has reduced communication costs by 30 per cent and saved GP practices over 8 hours of admin time per week by minimising inbound and outbound calls.
Asa’s 24/7 accessibility empowers patients, with 15 per cent of queries occurring outside regular hours, proving its role in enhancing convenience and control.
MICA is the first true innovation in telecare in decades the UK’s first conversational AI wearable that doesn’t just monitor but engages, learns, and provides real companionship.
While major players with larger budgets haven’t delivered real AI-driven care, we built this on just £10K.
We’ve done what others couldn’t, created a lifeline, not just a lifeline button.
This is AI with heart, care with intelligence, and the future of digital health right now.
