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New patient data bill brings NHS staff use of WhatsApp into focus
Better communication within the NHS is a key challenge, but what of the balance between patient care and privacy?
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Mental health triggers and finance documents – are creditors reading the room?
By adopting a compassionate and flexible approach to mental health triggers, it’s possible to create a more supportive financial system.
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Norway aims to become the world’s most digitized country
A new strategy from the government sets out clear goals for the “digital Norway of the future.”
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GRIP Extra – CrowdStrike apology, Mira Murati departure and more whistleblowing
Also in the news this week some economic news from China and Saudi Arabia that may have a global impact.
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What can businesses expect after the US election? A few thoughts
With two months to go until America votes for its next President, we look at the potential implications for economic policy and regulation.
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Moraes v Musk: The ongoing battle between Brazil’s Supreme Court and the global billionaire
Tension escalates as Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Moraes bans X after Musk shuts down operations and fails to name a new legal rep in the country.
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Regulators wrestle with challenges posed by social media after riots
Debate about limits of free speech on social media revived as UK riots evoke memory of Capitol Hill insurrection.
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OPC reveals 25 million Canadian accounts exposed to privacy breaches last year
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada’s new report also reveals increased concerned over AI tools.