Kate Middleton: Up to three hospital workers under investigation over medical records ‘breach’

Staff could face prosecution if founnd ot have breached data rules at the London Clinic, where Kate underwent surgery

Up to three staff at the private hospital where the Princess of Wales had surgery are being investigated for allegedly accessing her medical records, it’s been claimed.

Sources said three workers at the London Clinic could have tried to read her notes, according to The Mirror.

Up to three staff at the private hospital where the Princess of Wales had surgery are being investigated for allegedly accessing her medical records, it’s been claimed.

Sources said three workers at the London Clinic could have tried to read her notes, according to The Mirror.

The hospital’s chief executive has promised a thorough investigation. Kate was admitted to the hospital for abdominal surgery on January 16.

The King’s personal data was not compromised during the alleged data breach at the London Clinic, it is understood.

The King and Kate were separately discharged from the clinic just hours apart on January 29.

In a statement, chief executive of the London Clinic Al Russell said: “There is no place at our hospital for those who intentionally breach the trust of any of our patients or colleagues.”
Up to three clinic staff under investigation’

Up to three people could be involved in the alleged accessing of Kate’s medical records, it’s been claimed.

Sources said three staff at the London Clinic are being investigated, according to The Mirror.

The three could face disciplinary action for a potential breach of data.

Scotland Yard could be called in to investigate the reported action at the clinic in Marylebone, the paper said.

Health minister Maria Caulfield has already said police have been asked to look into the case.