FOI release

Request for information about Royal Free's work with DeepMind

Freedom of information request about the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust's work with DeepMind.

• From: National Data Guardian
• Published: 11 January 2017
• Last updated: 3 August 2017 — See all updates

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Response to freedom of information requestor, January 2017

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NDG letter to Royal Free, May 2016

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NDG letter to Royal Free, June 2016

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NDG letter to Royal Free, August 2016

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NDG letter to Information Commissioner's Office, October 2016

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NDG letter to the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, October 2016

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NDG letter to Royal Free, December 2016

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Details

On December 19, 2016, the Office of the National Data Guardian (NDG) received a request to release a range of correspondence related to work that the NDG and her panel had been doing to consider data sharing by the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust with DeepMind.

The information was not released at that time due to the ongoing investigation by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) into this matter. The document available on this page ‘Response to freedom of information requestor, January 2017’ explains this.

After the ICO investigation concluded, the correspondence was released and is also published on this page.

Published 11 January 2017
Last updated 3 August 2017 + show all updates

1. 3 August 2017

   Material released subsequent to a freedom of information request has been added to this page.

2. 11 January 2017

   First published.