About
Born on the ward,
built for the ward
SERANA grew out of frontline experience. Nurses needed better tools — not more paperwork. We built an AI that reduces preventable harm and gives clinicians back their most valuable resource: time with patients.
A UK health technology company
SERANA is a health technology company developing secure, reliable and explainable AI tools to support nurses, reduce medication errors and enhance the quality of care across the NHS.
The company's identity is built around a clear principle: healthcare AI must support human professionals, not replace them. Every tool SERANA creates is designed to be transparent, clinically grounded and safe for deployment in real ward environments.
SERANA actively involves patients, carers and public contributors throughout its development, ensuring that the people healthcare serves have a voice in how technology is designed and deployed.
Registered in England and Wales
Corporate structure suited for healthcare, research and NHS partnerships
PhD-led research
Grounded in active doctoral research into medication safety and clinical AI
Responsible AI principles
Aligned with NHS AI Lab guidance and NICE Evidence Standards Framework
Co-design approach
Nurses, patients and public contributors are embedded in every development stage
Mission
Eliminate preventable patient harm through intelligent clinical decision support that integrates seamlessly into nursing workflows.
- Reduce preventable medication errors
- Give nurses more time for direct patient care
Vision
A healthcare system where every clinical decision is supported by the best available evidence, delivered instantly at the point of care.
“Technology should feel like a colleague, not a compliance form.”
Values
Patient First
Every design decision starts with a simple question: will this help keep patients safe?
Clinician Empowerment
SERANA is built to support nursing expertise — a co-pilot that keeps humans in control, never an autopilot.
Evidence-Based
Grounded in peer-reviewed research and developed through rigorous academic study.
Responsible AI
Transparent, explainable and safety-first — aligned with emerging standards for AI in healthcare.
Research Foundation
Grounded in academic rigour
SERANA is built on active doctoral research into medication safety, cognitive load theory and clinical decision support — developed through the NHS and Liverpool John Moores University.
Nurses Agenda
Future Health Solutions
Nursing the nation. Nursing the world. One human family, one profession, one shared future with AI. The Nurses Agenda platform connects nurses, patients, families, developers and policymakers across the UK and Kenya to shape the future of care.
Built around three shifts — from cure to care, from hospital to home, and from paper to AI — the platform empowers nurses to lead change, mentor the next generation through the International Junior Nurse Fellowship, and deliver care at home powered by SERANA.
Read the full platformCure → Care
Whole people, over a lifetime — shifting focus from treatment to wellness.
Hospital → Home
Care among the people you love — nurses matched and verified at your door.
Paper → AI
Services in your hand, nurses in charge — AI that supports, never replaces.
Mentoring
The International Junior Nurse Fellowship grows leaders across the UK and Kenya.
Patient & Public Involvement
Designed with the people it serves
SERANA actively involves patients, carers and public contributors throughout its development. Their experiences shape how the technology communicates, what it prioritises, and how it earns trust.
Shaping communication
Patients help design alerts and explanations that are clear, inclusive and honest.
Building trust
Public contributors guide how SERANA earns confidence from the people it serves.
Ensuring inclusion
Diverse voices ensure SERANA works for all communities.
Guiding priorities
Patient experience shapes which safety challenges SERANA tackles first.
Building clinical AI worth trusting
If you're a clinician, researcher or partner who shares our commitment to safer care, we'd welcome a conversation.