This blog is part 4 in a series delving into the GPDPR programme to uncover what went wrong, the lessons that should have been learned from care.data and what you will need to do to meet your obligations for GPDPR. Links to the other blogs in this series can be found here: Part 1: Lessons […]
This blog is part 3 in a series delving into the GPDPR programme to uncover what went wrong, the lessons that should have been learned from care.data and what you will need to do to meet your obligations for GPDPR. Links to the other blogs in this series can be found here: Part 1: Lessons […]
This blog was written prior to the government’s announcement on 8th June 2021 which confirmed that the GPDPR project would be delayed by two months until the start of September. This blog is part 2 in a series delving into the GPDPR programme to uncover what went wrong, the lessons that should have been learned […]
This blog was written prior to the government’s announcement on 8th June 2021 which confirmed that the GPDPR project would be delayed by two months until the start of September: GPDPR: A lesson in transparency…or lack thereof Heard of the GP Data for Planning and Research (GPDPR) programme? Quite possibly not, and almost certainly not […]
In the past few weeks, cyber criminals attacked a number of health organisations in Ireland in what is described as the ‘most significant cybercrime attack on the Irish State’. In the midst of a pandemic, the stakes are both high and consequential – the Irish Health Service must continue to respond to health emergencies and […]
As the first pilot of the NHS’s Covid-19 app demonstrated, data privacy; its management and the legalities around this are increasingly key to healthcare technology. Data-sharing powers many health tech businesses and yet the sector is rife with innovations and initiatives which apparently did not consider this from the outset. The NHS care.data debacle is […]