NHS Covid-19 data store fails to collect and analyse BAME data
The data protection impact assessment (DPIA) on the data store revealed that health information on the virus would not be broken down by ethnicity.
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The data protection impact assessment (DPIA) on the data store revealed that health information on the virus would not be broken down by ethnicity.
As we head well into month 3 of lockdown ā Digital Health News has rounded up all the latest Covid-19 news, including an update on the contact-tracing app.
A parallel version of the NHS contact-tracing app using Apple and Googleās technology had been in the pipeline since early May.
Norway has been forced to stop loading data to its national Covid-19 track and trace app after a ruling by the national data privacy watchdog.
Using Intouch with Healthās Synopsis, the system aims to increase the trusts pre-operative capacity and enable patients to see the right nurse.
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