Mother of teen who died ‘deeply hurt’ that NHS staff may have accessed son’s records inappropriately
Instead, organisations including GP practices, hospitals and specialist clinics maintain their own records and determine who can view particular information.Doctors, nurses and other healthcare staff often need fast access, particularly in emergencies.
- ▪Instead, organisations including GP practices, hospitals and specialist clinics maintain their own records and determine who can view particular information.Doctors, nurses and other healthcare staff often need fast access, particularly in
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NHS staff investigated over access to dead teenager's medical recordsImage source, Paula McGowanImage caption, Oliver McGowan, pictured here with his mother Paula, died in 2016 after being prescribed anti-psychotic medication at Southmead Hospital in BristolByJim Reed, Health reporter and Matthew Hill, West of England health correspondentPublished7 minutes agoThe mother of a teenage boy who died in hospital has said she is "deeply concerned and hurt" after learning his medical records may have been accessed inappropriately for years after his death.Paula McGowan, whose 18-year-old autistic son Oliver died in 2016, was told that at least five members of staff at Bristol Foundation NHS Trust may have accessed his records without permission as recently as this year.Three nursing staff are…
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