Policy paper

G7 Health Track: digital health final reports

Reports from the G7 working groups on AI governance and interoperability setting out how the G7 are implementing their commitments on digital health.

• From: Department of Health and Social Care
• Published: 30 December 2021

This was published under the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government

Documents

Deliverable 1: principles for the evaluation of artificial intelligence or machine learning-enabled medical devices to assure safety, effectiveness and ethicality

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Deliverable 2: principles to support the development and deployment of artificial intelligence or machine learning-enabled medical devices across jurisdictions

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G7 patient access to health records: final report

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G7 digital health reports: glossary

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G7 open standards and interoperability: final report

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G7 international patient summary roadmap

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Details

These reports comprise the final output from the digital health track of the UK’s G7 presidency.

On 3 to 4 June 2021, health ministers from the G7 countries met in Oxford to agree commitments on health.

Following this summit, the UK convened 2 technical working groups on digital health:

1. Artificial intelligence (AI) governance.
2. Interoperability.

These working groups, which comprise officials from all G7 countries, have been meeting regularly since June to discuss how to take forward the digital health commitments agreed by ministers.

The working groups have produced the following reports, which set out how the G7 are implementing these commitments. The reports are intended to:

• provide information on the work the G7 is doing on digital health
• contribute to the international dialogue on digital health

• provide recommendations on how countries can work together to ensure their citizens can benefit from digital health technologies

Published 30 December 2021