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The project uses machine learning to support analysis of patients who are on multiple concurrent referral to treatment (RTT) pathways, focusing particularly on healthcare inequalities. It aims to build a model that can suggest services suitable for co-location, and identify the points at which patients start having concurrent pathways.
Amaia Imaz Blanco
NHS England
Sean Aller
NHS England
The aim of this project is to use machine learning approaches to support analysis of patients with multiple concurrent RTT pathways, focusing particularly on healthcare inequalities.
The intention is to build a model that could identify/predict/suggest colocated services as well as points at which patients start having concurrent pathways.