Keep our sexual health services confidential

Keep our sexual health services confidential

Sexual health remains for most people a sensitive and private matter – if we go to a sexual health clinic we expect the information they record about our sexual behaviour, about the tests we have, any STIs diagnosed and the treatment provided, to be kept confidential.

NAT calls for NHS to do more to reassure patients about confidentiality

NAT calls for NHS to do more to reassure patients about confidentiality

Publication date

Friday, January 8, 2010

Confidentiality a serious concern for people with HIV

A report released today by NAT (National AIDS Trust) calls for the Department of Health to clarify the rules surrounding patient confidentiality and for better staff training, particularly in relation to patients with HIV.

NAT launches guide to confidentiality in healthcare for people living with HIV

NAT launches guide to confidentiality in healthcare for people living with HIV

Publication date

Wednesday, December 15, 2010
NAT has launched a new guide for people living with HIV explaining the basic principles of confidentiality in healthcare. The guide, ‘Personal information and the NHS’, goes through common concerns that people living with HIV might have about their HIV status, explains how their personal information will be handled, and gives practical advice about what to do if they have any concerns.