Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent is now available in the UK after a successful pilot across several NHS Trusts. The AI-powered solution helps clinicians draft patient notes automatically, reduce administrative work, and spend more time delivering quality care.
Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent Expands Across NHS
Oracle introduced the tool following trials at Barts Health NHS Trust, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, and Milton Keynes University Hospital. As deployments expand, healthcare providers expect improved workflows and faster documentation.
The solution uses ambient voice and screen-driven technology to capture patient-clinician interactions. It then creates structured notes that doctors review and approve. Consequently, clinicians can focus more on patients instead of paperwork.
AI Reduces Documentation Burden
Healthcare systems worldwide face staff shortages and rising workloads. Therefore, tools like Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent help reduce burnout by limiting manual data entry.
Clinicians no longer need to navigate dropdown menus or type extensive notes. Instead, the system drafts accurate records in real time, supporting coordinated care and quicker follow-ups.
Early users report significant benefits. Some doctors say they can complete clinical letters before patients leave, while teams gain immediate visibility into treatment plans.
Supporting the UK’s AI-Driven Healthcare Vision
The launch aligns with the UK Government’s “Fit for the Future” health plan, which promotes AI adoption to enhance patient outcomes. As a major electronic health record provider, Oracle Health aims to support this transformation.
Oracle is also investing $5 billion over five years to expand its cloud infrastructure in the UK. This investment will help healthcare organizations adopt AI tools while strengthening data-driven care delivery.
Proven Impact on Clinical Efficiency
The Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent debuted in the U.S. last year and is already used by more than 300 organizations. It has saved doctors over 200,000 hours and reduced documentation time per patient by about 40%.
As AI adoption accelerates, solutions that integrate directly into clinical workflows will play a critical role in improving efficiency, supporting clinicians, and enhancing patient experiences.
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