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Tories 'planning NHS data revolution'

CEO Martin Doyle Interviewed on BeyeNetwork
The Government has outlined its plans to jail people convicted of trading illegally in personal data or knowingly or recklessly disclosing it. Under the plans the jail terms would be introduced next April.

Websites that help people find jobs or hospitals, have been hit by legal action threatened by the Roayl Mail.

The Department of Health wants NHS organisations to publish details of their data quality as part of its plans for Quality Accounts, which will be mandatory for hospitals from next year and for primary care from 2011 reports Fiona Barr (E-health Insider).
DQ Global, the experts in data quality improvement, today announced the release of a new product Dedupe4DynamicsCRM

The NHS has apologised after writing to a man to address concerns over his treatment - three-and-half years after he died.

The Financial Services Authority imposed the fee after the banking group posted the details insurance policy holders by unrecorded delivery and then lost them.
Virgin Media has been pulled up by the Advertising Standards Authority for failure to update its customer database.
The CRM system is less important than the data it holds.
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