I have heard it said that it is standard practice for the NHS to notify all data protection breaches to the Information Commissioner, and that this is why so many of the monetary penalty notices relate to NHS organisations. Is there a policy document that sets out the NHS approach to breach notification and defines what should/should not be notified?
Best wishes
Susan Graham
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