GOSH and Roche Partner to Transform Healthcare Data into Better Patient Care

A five-year collaboration leverages AI and data science to unlock insights from complex healthcare data for improved clinical decision-making.

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Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) and Roche have partnered for five years, combining clinical expertise, AI, and data science to unlock insights from complex healthcare data, aiming to improve patient care and hospital efficiency.

The collaboration, which began in 2021, has established the Clinical Insights Unit (CIU). This unit employs advanced analytics on operational data to shift from understanding past events to predicting future outcomes, enabling hospital teams to utilise data more effectively for decision-making, enhance efficiency, and create innovative tools for clinicians.
This partnership has yielded significant benefits, including assisting in freeing up hospital bed capacity, identifying substantial financial opportunities, and developing AI-powered tools that support faster diagnoses, smarter workflows, and more personalised patient care. GOSH retains full ownership of all tools, with strict governance ensuring Roche never accesses identifiable patient data.
A new animation, 'Moving from Code to Clinic', illustrates how GOSH and Roche have collaborated to transform data into practical solutions that benefit patients, staff, and the wider NHS.
Based on information from the official source: Great Ormond Street Hospital For Children NHS Foundation Trust (02/11/2026)