Analogue to digital
A single patient record, an NHS App that actually does something, and AI in the clinical workflow.
What the Plan commits to
- A single patient record so a clinician sees one history rather than reassembling it from letters, faxes and separate systems.
- The NHS App as the front door: booking, choice, results, and care-plan visibility.
- AI-enabled care, including ambient documentation, with an expectation of auditability.
- Data infrastructure treated as clinical infrastructure, not back-office IT.
The modelling question
If computation starts making decisions inside a single patient record, what does a reproducible, auditable compute artefact look like? Every result on this site ships as committed JSON with the shot counts, noise model and cache that produced it — that provenance discipline is the transferable part, not the qubits.
Instruments that plausibly apply
Evidence already on this site
generated ansatz canonicalised and verified three independent ways before any hardware shot is spent
Read →ADAPT-GQE: generative circuit synthesis with a matrix oracle as the ground truth
Read →384-cell resumable sweep with a per-cell cache — the provenance harness in practice
Read →The gap
Nothing quantum is upstream of the single patient record today. The honest claim is narrow: verification discipline for machine-generated artefacts, demonstrated on circuits, is the same discipline a regulated AI clinical tool will need.