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UK: Patients' notes left on display in parked car at Truro hospital

Posted on March 8, 2015 by Dissent

West Briton reports:

Medical notes have been found on clear display in a car which was parked in a residential street for almost a week.

Mark Atkins said he and other residents of Lowen Bre near Royal Cornwall Hospital at Treliske had been fed up with vehicles being parked in their street.

But when he looked closer at the blue Rover 200 car parked near his home he noticed paperwork marked with ‘Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust’ (RCHT) visible on the back seat.

On closer inspection he realised they were marked “trauma list” and included patients’ names, dates of birth and details of treatment they had received.

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