Online Clinical Education

AI is changing healthcare

Let's make sure clinicians understand it

Practical AI education created by healthcare professionals, for healthcare professionals. Learn what AI can do, where it fails, how to use it safely – and where it can genuinely make your working life better.
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About AI Rx

AI education for people who actually
work in healthcare

  • AI has arrived quickly. The education hasn't always kept up. Clinicians are already being asked to use new tools, assess new products, advise colleagues and make decisions about technologies many of us were never formally taught.
  • We created AI Rx to help close that gap
  • We are Dr Stephen Ojo, Dr Abid Nisar and Dr Mark Ragoo – three clinicians with a shared interest in how artificial intelligence can be used intelligently, safely and practically in healthcare.
  • AI Rx began with us teaching clinicians face to face. Those sessions taught us something important. People didn't need another lecture about how revolutionary AI was going to be. They wanted answers to much more practical questions.
  • What is actually useful? What can I trust? What am I allowed to do? And where do I even start?
  • AI Rx has grown from those conversations into a wider educational collaborative: a collection of courses designed to help healthcare professionals understand and use AI throughout different parts of their working lives.

Our Philosophy

We build curriculum around safety
and realism

We cut through the hype. Clinicians don't need marketing slides; they need robust, practical skills.

  • We teach healthcare first

    We start with the work healthcare professionals actually do – seeing patients, finding evidence, teaching, researching, improving services and dealing with an extraordinary amount of administration. The technology comes second.

  • We show you where AI fails

    A tool producing a spectacular result is interesting. A tool producing a convincing wrong answer is probably more important. We deliberately explore limitations, bias, hallucination, governance and failure – because using AI well means knowing when not to trust it.

  • We use the right format for the lesson

    Not everything needs a twenty-minute video lecture. Sometimes the best explanation is a short written piece. Sometimes you need to watch a tool being used. Sometimes an annotated screenshot explains something in thirty seconds that would take five minutes to describe. The format follows the learning – not the other way around.

  • We teach from experience

    Our courses have grown out of teaching healthcare professionals through Royal College events, NHS organisations, postgraduate education programmes and international meetings. The questions clinicians ask in those rooms continue to shape what we teach here.

  • We don't expect you to become a computer scientist

    Most healthcare professionals do not need to know how to build an artificial intelligence system. They do need to know enough to make sensible decisions about one. That's the distinction our courses are built around.

Meet Our Tutors

Meet Our Tutors

Meet the clinicians behind AI Rx. Our tutors combine real-world healthcare experience
with a practical approach to AI education.

  • Dr Stephen Ojo

    Dr Stephen Ojo is an Emergency Medicine doctor, medical educator and academic with a particular interest in artificial intelligence, simulation and technology-enhanced learning.


    He is a Clinical Assistant Professor in Simulation and Clinical Skills at the University of Nottingham and Clinical Associate Professor at St Mary's University School of Medicine, alongside his clinical practice in Emergency Medicine.


    Stephen has designed and delivered AI education for healthcare professionals, exploring how emerging technologies can support clinical practice, education and simulation. His work includes generative AI, conversational and virtual patients, immersive simulation and digital learning.


    His approach to AI is practical and healthcare-focused: helping professionals understand what these technologies can genuinely do, where they can fail, and how to use them safely, critically and effectively in everyday practice.

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  • Dr Abid Nisar

    Dr Abid Nisar is a dual-fellowship Consultant in Emergency Medicine, clinical AI educator and healthtech founder, with more than 15 years of clinical practice across the UK, India, Saudi Arabia and China. He works at Hamad Medical Corporation in Doha, Qatar, after completing his specialist training and consultant practice in the NHS.


    He is Chief Medical Officer at Rhazes AI, a London-based company building an AI clinical assistant platform, where he leads clinical governance and AI safety. He is also the founder of ClinicianOS, an AI-powered professional portfolio and knowledge platform for clinicians.


    Abid is Course Director for AIRx: Essential AI for Clinicians, which he has delivered with ICEM, RCEM and IFEM. His approach is practical: show clinicians what AI can realistically do, where it can go wrong, and how to use it safely in everyday work.

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  • Dr Mark Ragoo

    Dr Mark Ragoo is a Consultant in Emergency Medicine, clinical informatician and educator with more than 15 years’ experience as a senior clinician. His work sits at the intersection of frontline healthcare, digital systems, artificial intelligence and medical education.


    Mark was the founding Chair of the International Federation for Emergency Medicine’s Special Interest Group for Informatics and Digital Health and is now Vice Dean for Governance and Sustainability within the IFEM Academy. His current focus is on helping healthcare professionals understand and make practical, safe and responsible use of artificial intelligence.


    Alongside his clinical work, Mark holds postgraduate qualifications in health informatics, medical education, healthcare leadership and business administration. His aim is straightforward: to help healthcare professionals understand what AI can genuinely do, recognise where it can fail and use it intelligently in their everyday work.

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Audience

If AI is beginning to touch your work,
you're in the right place

You might be completely new to AI. You might already use it every day. You might be enthusiastic about it.
You might be deeply sceptical. All are perfectly reasonable starting points.

  • Doctors

  • Nurses

  • ACPs and ANPs

  • Paramedics

  • Allied health professionals

  • Medical students

  • Educators

  • Researchers

  • Clinical leaders

  • Managers

Our Courses

Explore our clinical training modules

  • LLM Basics

    £10.00

    £10.00LLM Basics

    LLM Basics introduces learners to large language models, practical prompting, context, projects, output refinement, verification, and reflective activities for confident, responsible use.
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  • Copilot Chat for the NHS

    £20.00

    £20.00Copilot Chat for the NHS

    Use the AI you already have for real professional work. Learn how to use Copilot Chat safely and practically to work with meeting papers, policies, presentations and complex professional information.
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Bespoke Programmes

Need Something Tailored for Your Organisation?

We create bespoke AI training programmes designed around your team's needs, workflows and objectives.

  • Customised to your specific goals and challenges
  • Delivered in your preferred format (onsite or online)
  • Branded to your organisation (if required)
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  • When AI is useful There are tasks these systems can already make dramatically easier. We want you to recognise them – and know how to use the technology well enough to benefit.

  • When AI is wrong AI can produce answers that are fluent, plausible and completely incorrect. Understanding that failure mode is not an optional extra. It is part of learning to use the technology safely.

  • When the answer is ‘it depends’ Healthcare is complicated. The right answer often depends on the tool, the patient, the information being used, your organisation and the decision you are trying to make.

How It Works

Your learning path is straightforward

  • Step 1 Choose your course

    Start with the Foundation course if you are new to AI, or explore one of the more focused courses if you already know what you want to learn.

  • Step 2 Learn at your own pace

    Work through the material when it suits you. Courses include videos, written learning, demonstrations, examples and practical resources.

  • Step 1 Use what you've learned

    Take the ideas back into your clinical work, teaching, research, improvement projects or leadership. Then return when you're ready for the next thing.

Impact & Delegate Feedback

Testimonials

“Best course I've attended on AI in healthcare.”

Delegate, AI Rx Nottingham

“This was an excellent day, delivered with obvious passion and will make a difference to my practice. I have already used Claude and Heidi more since the day!”

Delegate, AI Rx PGME Bristol

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

  • I know almost nothing about AI. Where should I start?

    Start with Foundations of AI in Healthcare. It assumes no specialist technical knowledge.

  • Do I need to be good with computers?

    No. If you can use everyday digital tools, you have enough technical knowledge.

  • Are the courses just video lectures?

    No. We use the format that makes most sense for what you are learning.

  • Is AI Rx only for doctors?

    No. Courses are designed for healthcare professionals more broadly.

  • Is this mainly a course about ChatGPT?

    No. Generative AI is only one part of the wider AI landscape.

  • Will you tell me which AI tools I should use?

    We demonstrate tools where useful, but also teach principles so you can assess new ones.

  • Do you cover AI safety and governance?

    Yes. Safety, responsibility, confidentiality, bias and governance are core.

  • Can you deliver training for organisations?

    Yes. We offer bespoke education for departments and healthcare organisations.

You don't need to learn everything about AI.

You need to understand enough to know what matters. Start with the foundations, then follow the subjects that matter to your work.

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