DAUK’s letter of complaint to IPSO
Dear Independent Press Standards Organisation, On 24 August 2021, Ms Pearson wrote an article entitled, “GPs are improving their work-life balance while worsening the life-death…
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GPDPR (aka NHS Data Grab)- a guide for practices
by Dr Rosie Shire, DAUK GPC The Department of Health and Social Care is rolling out a new…
DAUK in The FT: NHS hit by legal threat over GP data ‘grab’
The UK government is being threatened with legal action if it does not pause plans to collate the…
DAUK’s Dr Rosie Shire on NHS data: “Government faces legal challenge over NHS data sharing plan”
The government’s plans to combine NHS patients medical records into a single database face a challenge in the…
Dr. Rosie Shire in Pulse: “Doctors threaten legal action to halt ‘unlawful’ mass GP data extraction”
Doctors, including GPs, have threatened a legal challenge against the Government unless it reverses its ‘unlawful’ plan to…
DAUK in The Telegraph: “Warning NHS plans to share medical records with third parties could ‘erode’ GP-patient relations”
Doctors have warned plans to share NHS data with private third parties could make patients reluctant to share…
DAUK’s Dr Ellen Welch in The Guardian: “GPs warn over plans to share patient data with third parties in England”
Doctors have warned that plans to pool medical records on to a database and share them with third…
Urgent legal challenge of the government from DAUK in partnership with Foxglove legal and others
Plans for the largest seizure of GP data in NHS history are unlawful and the government faces an…
PRESS RELEASE: DAUK SUPPORTS PRIMARY CARE WITH THE MESSAGE “GENERAL PRACTICE NEVER CLOSED”
DAUK were disheartened to read the latest SOP from NHS England to ‘support restoration of General Practice Services’. In March last…
DAUK’s Dr Ellen Welch and Dr Louise Hyde in GP online: Patients and GPs are unhappy with access to general practice, what’s the solution?
Lockdown is easing, but as everyone lets out a cautious sigh of relief that normality may be around…