UK MPs debate NHS single patient record

#Butterflies #r4Today Nowt wrong with combining NHS Medical Data in single patient record in principle... Profoundly wrong that Palantir, a US Spyware company is managing NHS & other Govt Data. How will their grubby little hands & AI be kept away from it? #DumpTrump Purge #Palantir

MPs today will be debating the #HealthBill in the second reading, including single patient record (good idea, except they are handing the whole lot to Palantir) and abolishing Healthwatch, stripping patient voices, leaving trusts to mark their own homework www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Single Patient Record is unnecessary A summary record, visible across sectors, would be better & have most of that already And whilst Palantir is anywhere near the NHS it’s a no from me Patient safety is paramount but so is data security Why share everything?

Why will the single patient record be operated "in a very different way from the federated data platform"? What James Murray is saying suggests it will a) be very much the same thing, and b) neither James Murray nor Justin Webb understand that #R4Today

There are serious privacy issues about combining all health data into one single patient record. There are also real problems with merging all the existing incorrect, incomplete files into one 'definitive' error-strewn dataset. Get the basics right first. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article... #NHS

This is a really good *idea*, but making it work will be the thing My worry is that they'll outsource to AI charlatans who will vibe code and we'll have doctors giving treatments based on IT hallucinations, not patient ones www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

The NHS is launching a single patient record, so patients no longer have to repeatedly explain their medical history to GPs and hospital staff.

The British state broadcaster shilling for Palantir on #r4today 👍 Not that this is even the biggest issue with the single patient record The lack of aggregated real-time data is the one thing that prevented the Tories Americanising the NHS. That safety net will be gone before Reform take power

This is needed so badly. My Dad can hardly speak, we're in the middle of 3 hospitals, in different trusts. Data securities but there's no point having the information if it can't be accessed. BBC News - NHS single patient record to be debated for first time www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

They included consultancy Bain, US-listed hospital provider HCA International, electronic patient records business System C, and Accurx, a platform for online GP appointments.”

We've got to get over the data fears (they can all be mitigated) and get single patient record done. #r4today

The biggest issue with everything in the UK. The people have really good reason to mis trust our authorities and to mis trust the organisations our authorities work with The benefits may be vast but our government and its ethics are so poor we would be mad to trust them www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Unified NHS patient records will save lives, says Health Secretary - The Telegraph

This afternoon, the Health Bill will have its Second Reading in the House of Commons 🏛️ The Bill is set to abolish NHS England and transfer its functions to the Department of Health and Social Care, alongside proposals such as the introduction of a Single Patient Record.

What so Labour can hand over even more of our data to Palantir? No thanks. www.bbc.com/news/article...