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Liverpool hospital suspends two staff over Southport patient records breach

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Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital suspended two staff members after detecting unauthorized access to Southport terror attack patient records.

DataBreaches.net reports Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital is investigating two staff members for unauthorized access to patient records linked to the Southport terror attack. The incidents were detected during a retrospective audit, leading to precautionary suspensions. The hospital contacted affected parties, expressed regret, and reported the matter to the Information Commissioner’s Office and Care Quality Commission.

Key facts
  • Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital suspended two staff members
  • Access to Southport terror attack patient records
  • Incidents detected during retrospective audit
  • Reported to Information Commissioner’s Office and Care Quality Commission
  • Hospital contacted affected individuals
  • Staff placed on precautionary suspension
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  1. · 1d ago DataBreaches.netFirst report

    Liverpool hospital investigates staff over Southport patient records breach

    Second Liverpool hospital places staff on suspension after detecting unauthorized access to patient records linked to Southport attack.

  2. · 12h ago DataBreaches.net

    Liverpool Hospital Investigates Staff Over Southport Attack Records Breach

    Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital suspended two staff members for accessing Southport terror attack patient records.

  3. · 12h ago DataBreaches.net

    Liverpool hospital investigates staff over Southport attack patient records breach

    Two staff suspended at Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital after accessing Southport terror attack patient records; reported to ICO and CQC.