Unless solution found, patients must be allowed to opt out
NHS England has received advice from lawyers saying key aspects of its controversial Federated Data Platform lack a legal basis, meaning that unless a solution is found, it must allow citizens to opt out of sharing their data.
It adds that unless NHS England finds a solution, it will have to offer all patients the opportunity to opt out of sharing their data with the FDP under the current legislation for the control of patient information will have their own platform, but they will be able to connect and share information between them.
In earlier efforts at data management across the NHS, the health service offered patients the opportunity to opt out, for example, with the
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