'Evidence lacking' for mental health monitoring tech
The Lampard Inquiry hears from experts about Oxevision technology.
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Notable Quotes
"What we have heard from the experts today shows that there is no clear or meaningful evidence to show that Oxevision improves patient safety or patient care."
— Nina Ali , Executive
"The findings raised concerns not only regarding this particular technology, but more broadly as well."
— Hat Porter , Activist
Key People
Chair of the Lampard Inquiry examining mental health care failures.
Dr Maria Christodoulou is an expert from Oxford University who participated in the review of studies on Oxevision.
Fiona Scolding KC represents Oxevision in discussions about the technology's impact on mental health care.
Hat Porter is a spokesperson for the campaign group Stop Oxevision.
Nina Ali is a partner at Hodge Jones & Allen and represents bereaved families at the inquiry.
Prof Christl Donnelly is an expert from Oxford University who reviews studies on monitoring technology.
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The Lampard Inquiry hears from experts about Oxevision technology.
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