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qER at Oslo University Hospital
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qER used as radiologist decision support on acute head CT: detects and outlines intracranial haemorrhage to speed up description and triage of acutely ill patients at Ulleval and Legevakten.
- What this means:
- The source has been read and our reading of it confirmed — the classifications that let this record be compared with others, the AI product, and the clinical use. That is a check of our work, not a judgement on the AI.
- What happens next:
- Nothing, unless this use case is taken up for assessment. Then the AI product and its clinical use are examined together in seven sections — purpose, evidence, CE conformity, legal duties, ethics, safety, and what a hospital must have in place — each signed by a named institution.
- Checked by:
- A named reviewer at the AIH Lab. This is an independent check: neither the organisation nor the vendor did it.
- Submitted
- 2Curated
- 3Maturing
- 4Validated
- 5Scaled
Norway
Country
2025
Started
Clinical context
- Clinical problem
- Detect a condition
- Point of care
- Triage
- Nature of AI output
- An alert
- Clinical specialty
- Radiology
- Care setting
- Emergency department
- Patient population
- Not specified in source (hospital harvest)
- Intended use
- qER used as radiologist decision support on acute head CT: detects and outlines intracranial haemorrhage to speed up description and triage of acutely ill patients at Ulleval and Legevakten.
Full study description
Acute head-CT haemorrhage detection. Oslo University Hospital states the tool is "testet som del av klinisk produksjon" (tested as part of clinical production) from 20 Jan 2025 following approval in summer 2024 - real clinical production use, but a time-boxed evaluation, hence pilot not deployment. The hospital cites context volumes of "ca. 8000 akutte CT-undersokelser av hodet" annually of which "omtrent 8 % viser blodning"; these describe caseload, NOT tool performance. Delivered via Sectra AI platform. Hospital-reported; not independently verified.
Technology
- AI technique
- Deep learning, Computer vision
- Input data
- Medical imaging
- Output type
- Alert
- Autonomy level
- Informs a human (advisory)
- Model provenance
- Vendor proprietary
Deployment
- Status
- Pilot
- Country
- Norway
- Deployment date
- 20 January 2025
Regulatory & governance
- Data identifiability
- Not stated in the source
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Contributors
- Deploying organisation
- Oslo University Hospital · Hospital / health system · Norway
- AI vendor
- Qure.ai Technologies · India
- Product name
- qER
- Source record
- oslo-universitetssykehus.no