@medconfidential.bsky.socialNHSE still outright refuses to tell the patients involved that their records were abused… sufficient to suspend staff, not sufficient to tell the victims
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@davewwest.bsky.socialReposted by @medconfidential.bsky.socialFull picture of the widespread data breaches being commited by NHS staff - excl investigation from HSJ @zoetidman.bsky.social with Sky News
@news.sky.comReposted by @medconfidential.bsky.social'It's sickening': Mother of Nottingham attack victim on NHS data breach
@marcusbaw.comReposted by @medconfidential.bsky.socialWell said #NationalDataGuardian Dr Nicola Byrne:
"This incident has shown how quickly confidence erodes if the ‘no surprises’ principle [of NHS data use] is not upheld when it comes to who can access people’s data, and why.”
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publictechnology.netNHS apologises and admits Palantir engineers have access to identifiable patient dataThe central health service body has acknowledged the inaccuracy of claims previously made in a transparency document which indicated that only NHS staff were able to see such sensitive information
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@medconfidential.bsky.socialThe Adolescent Health Study, “a bit like UK Biobank” medconfidential.org/2026/adolesc...