Scaling AI-enabled imaging-based screening: lessons from reporting for the NHS England lung cancer screening programme
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The authors aim to explore the scalability and transferability of the NHS England Lung Cancer Screening Programme's infrastructure for imaging-based screening. They highlight three key components: a cloud-native imaging IT system, a national network of specialized radiologists, and the integration of AI for nodule detection, which collectively enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of lung cancer screening. The findings suggest that these principles could be adapted for other screening modalities, such as prostate MRI and CT colonography, indicating a broader applicability of their approach.
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