Warning over TikTok filming by hospital patients
Summary
Patients filming their medical treatments for social media could pose risks to both themselves and NHS staff, according to the Society of Radiographers. The increase in unauthorized filming might lead to staff feeling distracted and anxious, and also risks exposing other patients' private information.Key Facts
- Some patients are using their phones to film medical treatments without permission.
- Filming might distract or make hospital staff uncomfortable during procedures.
- Videos taken without consent can accidentally share other patients' private information.
- Hospital staff have reported feeling worried after being filmed without knowing.
- The Society of Radiographers wants NHS trusts to have clear rules about filming.
- Patients are advised to discuss and keep any recordings for personal use only.
- Filming without permission might break patient confidentiality rules.
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