Sam P. Ingram

Clinical Scientist and Researcher.

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šŸ“ Manchester, UK

Hi, I’m Sam šŸ‘‹ – and welcome to my small corner of the internet, held hostage for the purpose of capturing fragments of my work and hobby life in one place.

I’m the Principal Clinical Scientist at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust in Manchester, UK. The Christie is one of Europe’s largest cancer centres, and I spend my days leading the Clinical Scientific Computing team, wrangling software (including SaMD and AIaMD) into clinical reality – with only occasional collateral damage to coffee supplies.

In addition to my day job, I’m Founder and Director of Foundational Health UK, where we’re developing tools to empower people to take control of their health data.

I also moonlight as an honorary researcher at the University of Manchester, helping bridge the gap between clinical and research innovation.

In summary I ghave a keen interest is in artificial intelligence for healthcare šŸ¤–, where I work across both technical development and the wider policy and standards landscape to help ensure safe and effective use of AI in clinical settings.

Feel free to look around, and if any of this strikes a chord, connect with me on LinkedIn) or via the other links. Browsing is free; escape from this hostage situation may require coffee.

Sam's recommended read

  1. How should we think about clinical data ownership?
    Ballantyne, Angela
    Journal of Medical Ethics 2020