Amazon, Google, Palantir, Microsoft and Faculty AI will help decision-makers better understand the crisis.
The NHS has confirmed it is teaming up with leading tech firms to ensure critical medical equipment is available to the facilities most in need during the coronavirus outbreak.
The aim is to create dashboards that draw on the information as soon as it becomes available in order to help the government and health chiefs:proactively increase resources in emerging hot spotsdivert patients to the facilities best able to care for them based on demand, resources and staffing capacity
Palantir was providing use of its Foundry software tool, which analyses records to deliver a"single source of truth"
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