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NHS England announces crackdown on staff who ‘snoop’ on patient records (opens the original)
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NHS England has launched a crackdown on medics and officials who “snoop” on patient records following what bosses describe as “a string of cases” of employees accessing sensitive information they have no legitimate reason to view. In a letter to trusts, NHS England chief executive Sir Jim Mackey said staff suspected of wrongly accessing patient records should be suspended immediately and have their access to NHS computer systems blocked while incidents are investigated. The health body said the
Durham tests market for VR headsets to help dementia sufferers (opens the original)
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Durham County Council is scoping plans to procure virtual-reality headsets that can provide immersive experiences to dementia sufferers and other people with care needs. The council wants to hear from companies able to supply VR equipment and locally-relevant content that can be delivered in a range of care settings – and particularly in small-group sessions. Durham’s call for expressions of interest stipulates that it is interested in 360-degree immersive experiences and that content needs to s
PM’s top AI adviser Leung to leave post (opens the original)
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Jade Leung will step down as PM Andy Burnham’s chief adviser on artificial intelligence and chief technology officer of the AI Security Institute from the end of this month, the Prime Minister’s Office has announced. Leung has held her No.10 role since last year, when she succeeded Matt Clifford. She was governance lead at OpenAI, the AI company behind ChatGPT, until she left to become CTO at the government’s then newly formed AI Security Institute in the autumn of 2023. Downing Street said Leun
DWP signs £6m deal to move data warehouse to cloud (opens the original)
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The Department for Work and Pensions has picked global technology firm Credera to decommission its legacy data warehouse and migrate the contents to a new cloud-based service. Under the contract, which is worth £6.07m, Credera will support the design, development, and deployment of the new platform – along with the transfer of an anticipated 150 terabytes of data from the existing legacy platform. DWP’s Data Strategy 2023 to 2030 commits the department to decommissioning its current legacy data
Staff protest marks start of new era for ICO (opens the original)
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Members of the PCS union who work at the Information Commission are staging a “day of activity” to raise concerns over workplace culture as the organisation’s rebrand goes live. From today, the data watchdog will no longer be formally known as the Information Commissioner’s Office – although it will continue to be known as the ICO for short. Also from today, seven new non-executive members will take up their roles on the Information Commission Board as part of changes to the organisation’s gover
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