Artificial intelligence, used narrowly
Clinical decision-making tools. The principle written into our specifications is that the AI assists and the human decides — and it is a constraint on the software, not a reassurance in a brochure.
Three places, all of them assistive
Coding assistance
Suggesting the SNOMED CT or ICD code for what the clinician has written, so that coding at source does not cost consultation time.
Read more →Referral routing
Proposing an appropriate destination based on the finding, the geography and the destination's capacity.
Read more →Completeness prompting
Noticing that a screening record is missing something the protocol expects, and saying so.
Three refusals
It does not make a screening decision
No child is referred or cleared by a model. A clinician signs.
It does not write the record unattended
Suggestions are surfaced, attributed and dismissable, and the accepted version is attributable to the person who accepted it.
It does not become a gate
A clinician who disagrees with a suggestion proceeds without extra friction. A system that punishes disagreement produces compliance, not accuracy.
Stated at its actual stage
Specified, not deployed
The RBSK platform specification is described as AI- and agent-enabled, and the design work is complete. Deployment follows programme agreement. We do not describe specified capability as shipped capability.
Read how it is specified.
The RBSK platform, screen by screen.