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What Is Personal Information And Why Should I Care?

what Is Personal Information why is it important to us all. Includes examples of how our personal information is used both online and offline

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NHS Personal Data Should I Opt-Out

Data Protection / Sean Barnes / Data Sharing, NHS Digital, personal information / 18/06/2021

An artical detailing the key points of what NHS digital are proposing to do with GP medical data held on patients registered in England

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