Peng Yun Ng

May 1, 2024 | bmjoncology.bmj.com | Sheba Macheka |Peng Yun Ng |Ophira Ginsburg |Andrew G. Hope

Introduction Cancer care is becoming more complex with demographically ageing populations, rising socioeconomic inequalities and the rapid development of novel technologies for treatment.1 2 This complexity coupled with healthcare workforce shortages and infrastructure deficits have created significant opportunities for artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to reshape cancer care across a range of domains and the patient pathway.3 To date, the impact of AI technology is most prominent in...