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A blog from the National Data Guardian about why, as the momentum for data-driven innovation builds, it is crucial that we dont lose sight of why transparency and the duty of confidence are so important within health and care.

A plan to share GP data was set to launch in September, but an online summer campaign has prompted widespread dissent

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Almost half unaware of GP data-sharing plans Around half of adults in England – approximately 20 million people – remain unaware of the scope of the NHS GPDPR programme, prompting calls for a public education campaign Share this item with your network: By Published: 29 Jul 2021 0:01 Consumer watchdog Which? has called for more transparency and public outreach from NHS Digital over the scope and scale of the proposed General Practice Data for Planning and Research (GPDPR) programme, whi...

LONDON — The U.K. government began courting U.S. data and surveillance firm Palantir to work on ways to tap patient data from the National Health Service back in January 2019, according to documents seen by POLITICO that shed light on the relationship with the company. The documents show the government pitched access to NHS data earlier than has previously been reported — and a year before Palantir won a controversial contract to mine the NHSs COVID-19 patient data. In a meeting at the excl...

Ilford GP Dr Najib Seedat has hit out at plans to upload NHS patient data onto a central database which would be available to academic and commercial third parties.

Misinformation about the controversial GP data sharing scheme is being perpetuated by a “small but vocal minority” and could potentially “derail” the system, experts have warned. The project will help to improve the care of patients with many conditions that are managed by GPs, Professor Cathie Sudlow said. Conditions such as long Covid, dementia, arthritis, heart failure and depression are mainly managed in GP surgeries and research into these ailments is “not as good as it could be�...

Academics said care and research surrounding a range of conditions which are mostly managed by GPs will improve once the data sharing system starts.

Academics said care and research surrounding a range of conditions which are mostly managed by GPs will improve once the data sharing system starts.