Following face-to-face meetings of the PIPPI consortium in Vienna and Rotterdam, King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in London had the pleasure of hosting the September PIPPI group meeting.

The meeting saw progress made on several fronts, including work on stakeholder identification and engagement planning as well as collating input from all partner hospitals and synthesizing it into a usable format for the development and establishment of the Community of Practice. Visitors to King’s also heard from Consultant Neurologist Dr. James Teo, who presented on the Cogstack project, which is an innovative solution that uses existing health care data and artificial intelligence to provide insights for clinicians and managers in order to better meet the needs of patients.