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#UK citizens, doctors, human rights orgs oppose #Palantir's access to their #healthData, but the British government goes ahead
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GP data: BMA plans patient information campaign to warn of dangers in wake of king’s speech
The chair of the BMA’s General Practitioners Committee England (GPC England) has attacked government plans1 to force GPs and hospitals in England to share patient data that were set out in the king’s speech on 13 May. Addressing the annual conference of UK local medical committees in Belfast, Katie Bramall said that the BMA would launch a patient information campaign to warn against the dangers of the move. Bramall was responding to the NHS Modernisation Bill, which will introduce a single patient record with the aim of bringing together a patient’s medical records in one place. The proposed legislation will compel data sharing, transferring elements of data ownership and responsibility away from individual GP surgeries. The BMA opposes the move, arguing that existing mechanisms already allow …
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