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Care home surveillance could be a ‘bridge too far’ says whistleblower
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Care home surveillance could be a ‘bridge too far’ says whistleblower
Care home surveillance could be a ‘bridge too far’ says whistleblower
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Kat Keogh
Kat Keogh
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7 May 2014
journal article
Published by
Royal College of Nursing
in
Nursing Standard
Vol. 28
(36)
,
7
DOI:
10.7748/ns2014.05.28.36.7.s2
PMID:
24802420
Abstract
One of the UK's largest care home companies is consulting on whether to install surveillance cameras in residents' rooms to root out poor care.
Keywords
HOME SURVEILLANCE
WHISTLEBLOWER
CAMERAS
CONSULTING
RESIDENTS
POOR
ROOMS
INSTALL
SAYS
UK'S
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