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Skin Analytics achieves Class IIa UKCA Mark for DERM. The UK’s first and only Class IIa certified AI dermatology device

by Tim Daly | Apr 19, 2022 | AI, Anouncement, Regulatory Certification

Achieving UKCA Class IIa certification for our DERM skin lesion analysis device is not just an important milestone in our company’s growth; it’s validation of the incredible work that our team has produced over the years. Whether it be artificial intelligence...

Discussing the systematic review of skin cancer datasets in The Lancet: Skin Analytics response.

by Tim Daly | Nov 16, 2021 | AI, Research, Skin Cancer, Uncategorized

We were delighted to see research into the publicly available skin cancer datasets many use to train AI systems to assess skin cancer published in The Lancet Digital Health last week.  Applying academic rigour to a long known issue around machine learning helps to...

Skin Analytics Receives NHSX Award for AI-Based Skin Cancer Tool

by Tim Daly | Jul 14, 2021 | AI, Anouncement

Deployment of unique diagnosis aid to be boosted across the NHS Currently deployed in University Hospitals Birmingham and Mid and South Essex Health & Care Partnership, AI platform DERM will now be available to clinicians serving millions of patients around the...

Google’s move into skin cancer analysis is great news for patients and Skin Analytics

by Tim Daly | Jun 3, 2021 | AI, Anouncement

Google’s announcement of the culmination of three years of work and a subsequent move into skin disease analysis at their developer conference earlier this week has led to a number of people approaching me to ask what does this mean for Skin Analytics? Spoiler alert:...

Deploying Safe and Effective AI in Skin Cancer Pathways

by Editor | Jan 27, 2021 | AI, Blog, Regulatory Certification, Research, Skin Cancer

26 January 2021 In December, the British Association of Dermatologist (BAD) President’s Bulletin included an article from Dr Rubeta Matin with an update from the recently formed BAD Artificial Intelligence Working Party Group.  We wanted to welcome the formation of...

Skin Analytics response to NHS AI Code of Conduct

by Editor | Mar 3, 2020 | AI, Anouncement, Blog, Skin Cancer

In July 2019 the Department of Health and Social Care and NHS England published a new code of conduct for the use of digital technology in health and care. As a company at the forefront of using AI algorithms to identify Skin Cancer, we know that AI provides...
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Our AI technology, DERM is now a Class IIa UKCA certified medical device. This clearance allows Skin Analytics to continue to innovate skin cancer pathways with our partners. This is the next step for Skin Analytics and our technology but it is by no means the end. We will continue to work with regulators as standards of AI in clinical pathways evolve and develop, driving towards clinical excellence.

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