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Shop the collectionViewing the latest from our campaign: Protecting NHS patient data
There’s no shortcut to building trust around health records. We’ll be making sure NHS England keeps its promises on patient data.
Streeting is planning to put our intimate health data on central care records. It’s time for him to address the elephant in the room.
Palantir’s blanked out contract has now been published with fewer redactions following our legal action, but the future of how our patient data will be used and processed is still unclear.
We asked the spytech giant to explain why it was accusing us of misinformation. But it has nothing to say.
How can a public body sign a contract that isn’t even finished? It’s time for NHS England to come clean over its contract with data giant Palantir.
The huge possibilities that NHS health data affords are beset by huge risks. But handing it all over to companies like Palantir isn’t the only option, says Cory Doctorow.
Responding to our legal action, NHS England says it will publish details of how personal data will be protected in its contract with Palantir.
Almost three quarters of the contract between the tech giant and the NHS is completely blanked out. It’s time to see what it’s hiding.
Housing Minister, Lee Rowley, accepted a £5,000 donation from Palantir’s Executive President for UK and Europe just a few months after the spy-tech giant landed its controversial £330m data contract with NHS England.
NHS England has confirmed that it will investigate whether Palantir violated the terms of its contract to run the Federated Data Platform, after the tech giant covertly launched an influencer campaign which targeted Good Law Project.
Social media influencers give us the inside story of a campaign to discredit Good Law Project over the concerns we have raised about the award of a huge NHS data contract to tech giant, Palantir.
Leaked emails reveal that the tech giant Palantir has hired Topham Guerin to pay influencers to attack Good Law Project on social media – but the source of the money is to be kept ‘confidential’.
We answer some of the questions being asked over our concerns about Palantir, the National Data Opt-Out and the legal challenge we are preparing to protect the privacy of NHS patient data in England.
The shady spy-tech company Palantir has been given a £330m NHS England data contract. We’re fighting to make sure our private health information is kept private.
People trust their healthcare providers with the most intimate kinds of personal information – and the NHS can’t do its job without that trust.
