Somerset NHS Foundation Trust

Bibliometric mapping of the 100 most-cited publications on optic nerve and optic pathway glioma

Background: Optic pathway gliomas (OPGs), including optic nerve gliomas, are uncommon tumors of the anterior visual pathway that arise mainly in young children, often with neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1). The literature is now substantial, but its structure is undescribed. We mapp...

AI and the clinical blind spot: why psychiatry should be part of the conversation about artificial intelligence and human behaviour

Artificial intelligence (AI) systems that model human behaviour are built on data humans generate about themselves, yet the assumption that this data is reliable remains largely unexamined. Psychiatry's evidence base directly challenges it. Self-report is shaped by cognitive dist...

A qualitative exploration of information access and provision for cancer survivors experiencing chronic bowel symptoms after pelvic radiotherapy: informing a framework to guide improvements to information provision

Abstract Purpose For people living with and beyond cancer, access to clear, accurate, relevant information is crucial for meaningful participation in shared decision-making and is associated with better quality-of-life. Many cancer patients who undergo pelvic radiation experience...

What the Mind Does Not Know, the Eyes Do Not See: How Learned Representation Governs Surprise, Deployment and Change Detection

An event can reach the eye, be transduced and remain decodable in sensory features without becoming a meaningful change for an agent. Calling this failure “inattention” hides a deeper dependency: prediction error is measured against a learned model, and a model cannot be selectiv...