Hour after hour, the case Kate Middleton it gets bigger and bigger. After weeks of conspiracy theories related to his health state, fueled by the recent sharing of a retouched photo on Mother's Day, a new media storm ran over the Princess of Wales. A scoop from Mirrorin fact, revealed that «at least one employee of London Clinic – the hospital where the future queen consort underwent abdominal surgery in January – attempted to access your medical records without authorization».
They did not arrive from Buckingham Palace neither confirmations nor denials. In the meantime, however, the Information Commissioner's Office – the guarantor authority for the protection of personal data – confirmed that it has «received a violation report» and to have therefore already taken action on the issue. «All employees are aware of theirs individual, professional, ethical and legal duties as for the confidentiality of the patient,” he said Al Russell, managing director of the structure, without making direct references to the case.
«We have systems in place to monitor information management on patients and, in case of violation, all measures will be taken investigative, regulatory and disciplinary measures appropriate,” concluded Russell. «At the London Clinic there is no place for those who intentionally violate trust of any of our patients.” According to Daily Mailtherefore, it seems a scrupulous has taken place internal investigation which – again according to the British tabloid – has already led to “three people under investigation”, which would have been «suspended».
The conditional remains mandatory as from the hospital no confirmations have arrived in this sense. What is certain is that the terrible question confirms it the frantic search for details on Kate's condition, who – official press releases in hand – is simply spending at home his convalescence. «With regards to patient data, they are there precise rules that must be followed,” commented Prime Minister Rushi Sunak. «I think everyone we want to take sides on the side of the Princess of Wales and wish her a fast recovery».
Source: Vanity Fair
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