NHS investigates access to tiger victim’s medical records
Yorkshire Ambulance Service is investigating two staff members for inappropriately accessing William Chapman’s medical records.
Yorkshire Ambulance Service is investigating two staff members accused of inappropriately accessing the medical records of William Chapman, who was killed by a tiger. Health secretary Yvette Cooper said staff found to have breached privacy rules should be suspended and sacked.
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Yorkshire Ambulance Service is investigating two staff members for inappropriately accessing William Chapman’s medical records.
“Yorkshire ambulance service said it was investigating two staff who had inappropriately accessed information about William Chapman”
Yvette Cooper said NHS staff who inappropriately access medical records should be sacked if breaches are established.
“If there are breaches then people actually need to be sacked.”
Yvette Cooper said staff accused of inappropriate access should be suspended while investigations take place.
“they should be suspended while the investigation takes place”