Time is running out: Why your AI innovation deserves the spotlight

By Published On: July 22, 2026Last Updated: August 10, 2026
Time is running out: Why your AI innovation deserves the spotlight

If your organisation is using artificial intelligence (AI) to make a real difference in healthcare, now is the time to put your work forward.

The AI Innovation Award celebrates organisations that are pushing the boundaries of what AI can achieve in healthcare.

The award is sponsored by Osborne Clarke.

 

About the sponsor

Osborne Clarke is an international legal practice. Our goal is simple: to help our clients, people and communities succeed in tomorrow’s world

Life sciences, health and social care are vitally important in the development of modern society, with a diverse range of stakeholders, from the general public and clinical practitioners to regulators, insurers and governments.

We understand the unique challenges of the industry and deliver results-focused advice for a diverse range of clients, from drug developers to healthcare providers and the entities that finance and support them.

What we are looking for

The AI Innovation category is looking for groundbreaking applications of artificial intelligence that are transforming healthcare delivery, diagnosis, treatment or research.

Judges will be looking for exceptional innovation in the use of AI to solve complex healthcare challenges, improve clinical outcomes or enhance the efficiency and accessibility of health services.

If your project has delivered measurable impact, this is your chance to demonstrate exactly how it is making a difference.

Every innovation starts with a problem worth solving.

If your team has developed an AI solution that is improving care, increasing efficiency or helping healthcare professionals deliver better outcomes, it deserves to be seen.

Find out more about the Health Tech World Awards and enter for free by August 14 here

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