Caldicott Review / The Scottish Government / Public Health England / Healthwatch England / Informatics Services Commissioning Group / /
Country
United Kingdom / Scotland / /
Facility
Information Centre / Royal College / /
IndustryTerm
eHealth devices / telephony / e.g. equipment / online patient portal service / privacy breach technology / particular medical devices / clinical systems / federal network / fair processing notices / e.g. tele-health equipment / privacy breach detection tools / information risk management / mainstream services / case law / Internet-originated malware spreading / finish / healthcare professionals / external audit / law might / biometric devices / information law / patient portal / computing / social care services / clinical medical devices / home-based and person-centred eHealth applications / /
MedicalCondition
allergies / cancer / /
MedicalTreatment
resuscitation / /
Organization
NHS Education for Scotland / Law Commission / Scottish Government / Royal College / Health and Social Care Information Centre / Directorate for Chief Medical / NHS Commissioning Board / Professional Standards Authority / Scottish Ambulance Service / Information Centre / National Privacy Advisory Committee / IT / Chief Medical Officer Dame Fiona Caldicott c/o Department for Health / Information Commissioner’s Office / European Union / Key Information Service / Department of Health / NHS / /
health board executive / executive director / Minister / director at board level / data controller / Head / Secretary of State / Officer / board executive / Governor / Director / Head of Finance / /
Technology
operating systems / mobile devices / privacy breach technology / /
Directorate for Chief Medical Officer and Public Health Sir Harry Burns MPH FRCS (Glas) FRCP(Ed) FFPH, Chief Medical Officer Dame Fiona Caldicott c/o Department for Health (England)