Executive Summary
- •NHS England admitted an error in its statutory transparency documentation regarding contractor data access.
- •Three Palantir engineers hold administrative-level access to the patient data platform.
- •The admission follows formal inquiry from National Data Guardian Dr. Nicola Byrne.
Community Sentiment
Key Developments & Data
NHS England apologizes for incorrectly claiming third-party contractors lack access to patient data.
NHS England admitted an error in its statutory transparency document, confirming contractors do have controlled access to identifiable patient data.
Three Palantir $PLTR engineers currently hold administrative access to the platform, alongside 33 other supplier engineers with project-specific access.
And National Data Guardian Dr. Nicola Byrne requested formal clarity following media reports exposing contractor access.
"We recognise that the DPIA contained an error in how it described supplier access to data so we are correcting that error, and we apologise for any confusion this has caused." — NHS England
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