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is a 24-month span considered a "rigid date".
NHS organisations that fail to reach "digital maturity" by 2018-20 will be at risk of having their funding pulled, Tim Kelsey, national director for patients and information at NHS England, has said. Kelsey was speaking to The Register ahead of the NHS's release of its Personalised Health and Care 2020 strategy today. The …
force care.data on the GPs, they will force it on YOU anyway.
These people work for you, you are their employer and they treat you like crap, shoving your face into their corrupt mess. Disgusting, that they intend to sell fully identifiable databases of patients records to anyone who wants them for a few quid. Once passed on to a shell company they can be resold to neighbours, stalkers, insurance companies, nutters, etc. without any recourse to the original distributer, care.data. They take you for fools, don't let them or you will be the fool!
The big data loss, when it happens will be incompetence not malice, and sloppy processes in the NHS are likely to be at fault
i don't understand why all NHS organisations aren't ISO 27001 compliant as at least someone would have documented processes.
It would be the minimum standard in any high grade commercial sensitive data.
All NHS Trust's and any other organisation that access the N3 network, have to reach minimum Level 2 standards on the DoH HSCIC IG Toolkit which models itself on the ISO27001 & 27002 frameworks, amongst other legal frameworks such as the Civil Contingencies Act, DPA, etc.
was considered to lead the world in the 1990s, it's a shame that the government made such a mess by introducing a series of big bang projects (which failed, predictably). Evolution tends to beat revolution, particularly when revolution is funded by those who will benefit.
Never mind, we'll keep going backwards with more money splurged yet. Shame about the patients.