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NHS staff may have breached tiger attack victim's medical records

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Sky News – UK
“Man killed by tiger may have had medical records breached by NHS staff”

Patient records may have been breached following the death of a man at a wildlife park in Yorkshire.

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BBC News – UK
“NHS staff may have breached tiger attack victim's medical records”

William Chapman, 24, was mauled to death at Yorkshire Wildlife Park on Saturday.

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The Guardian – UK
“NHS staff investigated over alleged accessing of tiger victim’s records”

Yorkshire ambulance service says workers may have accessed or attempted to access information ‘without legitimate reason’ NHS staff may have accessed the medical records of a man killed by a tiger at a wildlife park “without legitimate permission”, an ambulance trust has said. Yorkshire ambulance service NHS trust has launched an investigation into two members of staff at the trust, which responded to emergency calls on Saturday when William Chapman climbed into the tiger enclosure at Yorkshire…

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The Guardian – World
“NHS staff investigated over potential accessing of tiger victim’s records”

Yorkshire ambulance service says workers may have accessed or attempted to access information ‘without legitimate reason’ NHS staff may have accessed the medical records of a man killed by a tiger at a wildlife park “without legitimate permission”, an ambulance trust has said. Yorkshire ambulance service NHS trust has launched an investigation into two members of staff at the trust, which responded to emergency calls on Saturday when William Chapman climbed into the tiger enclosure at Yorkshire…

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