NHS trust apologises to Noah Woods’ family after ten staff removed

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NHS trust apologises to Noah Woods’ family after ten staff removed

Daily Mail · 1 hour ago

East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust has apologised to the family of three-year-old Noah Woods after ten staff members were removed from duty for allegedly accessing his medical records without permission. The trust described the breach as unacceptable and said it had caused the family further distress following Noah’s death.

Noah disappeared from a play area in Brantham, Suffolk, on 15 September after leaving through a gap in a fence and running towards Decoy Pond. His body was found the following day by police divers, about five metres from the bank and among submerged tree roots; police said his death was not suspicious. The trust has secured the records, reported the incident to the Information Commissioner’s Office and begun an urgent investigation.

  • Ten NHS staff removed from duty over unauthorised record access.
  • Trust apologises to Noah Woods’ family for further distress.
  • Toddler was found dead in a Suffolk lake after disappearing.

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Originally published by Daily Mail as “NHS Trust apologises to family of Noah Woods over data breach of his medical records as ten staff removed from duty”.