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Fifteen NHS staff sacked for accessing Nottingham attacks victims’ records

Fifteen NHS staff have been dismissed after accessing the records of people affected by the Nottingham attacks. The health secretary described the data breaches as a disgrace.

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Fifteen NHS staff have been sacked after accessing records belonging to victims of the Nottingham attacks, in breaches condemned by the health secretary as a “disgrace”.

The staff members accessed NHS records connected to people affected by the attacks. The supplied information does not provide further details about the individuals involved, the records accessed or the circumstances of the breaches.

The dismissals represent the latest known action against the staff involved. The health secretary has publicly criticised the incidents, describing the unauthorised access to NHS data as unacceptable.

No further information has been provided about whether additional disciplinary measures or investigations are under way. The latest known position is that 15 NHS staff have lost their jobs over access to the victims’ records.

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