Survivor-led campaign to stop Oxevision (now LIO), body worn cameras and other surveillance systems being used to breach patient rights on UK psychiatric wards
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If you’re new here, read our open letter on why we want to stop the rapid rollout of Oxevision and other video surveillance in psychiatric wards
See link in bio for Trusts currently using it- we’ve sent multiple FOI requests on its use
And sign the petition to #StopOxevision
Open letter on the use of Oxevision in patient settings: read and sign the petition to stop the rollout of Oxevision and invasive video surveillance in psychiatric hospitals
By @StopOxevision and supported by NSUN #StopOxevision
nsun.org.uk/news/open-letter…
We are trying to regularly update the table in this link if you would like specific information about which Trusts use the LIO Health/Oxevision technology and how
stopoxevision.com/2026/01/13…
What happens when a private company has had access to video data of patients in their bedrooms, including children, without their knowledge or consent?
Oxevision at Cumbria Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust (CNTW): our complaint.
stopoxevision.com/2026/10/09…
-despite the video cameras still recording 24/7 and sharing video with an external company.
CNTW meeting minutes reveal a host of further data breaches including patients being mistakenly given the Oxevision tablets, which had the password written on it, potentially giving them
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Highly recommend reading even more so if you like me might find yourself or someone you care about in a place not out of choice where Oxevision is still being used and concerns reported.
'It is a story of ever-diminishing claims in direct proportion to ever-increasing scrutiny'
In her submission to the Lampard Inquiry, on behalf of bereaved families represented by Bindmans, Brenda Campbell KC asked for interim recommendations that Oxevision is stopped nationally
The Lampard Inquiry is a statutory public inquiry investigating over 2,000 mental health inpatient deaths in Essex between 2000 and 2023. As a public inquiry, the hearings are live-streamed and uploaded to YouTube which anyone can watch, however, please be aware that the content
is distressing and includes discussion of suicide and harm to patients
The most recent oral submissions made by lawyers representing Core Participants, including bereaved families, EPUT, NHSE, the charity INQUEST and Oxenealth/LIO, are now available here
youtu.be/2_O4sMV5kEU?si=a528…
Very good overview of the Lampard Inquiry’s recent interim recommendations hearings on observations and the use of technology (particularly Oxevision- now LIO)
What does the evidence say about tech-based monitoring in mental health wards? Over the last year, the Lampard Inquiry has been scrutinising the evidence around the ethics, implementation, use, and harms caused by such a practice.
Following the conclusion of the Inquiry’s first set of hearings dedicated to potential interim recommendations, Associate Christina Ashibogu rounds up the critical evidence heard so far regarding the widespread use and potential misuse of the Oxevision technology at EPUT, highlighting urgent concerns around patient safety, consent models and clinical effectiveness.
Observations are a critical part of patient treatment, but they have to be done according to individual need and with patient safety and dignity at the forefront of care.
#LampardInquiry #MedicalNegligence #LegalSupport
Spy tech companies terrified of scrutiny
EXCLUSIVE: Palantir sent ‘intimidating’ letters to British MPs who criticised or asked difficult questions about the US spytech firm in parliament.
Read the full report here: novaramedia.com/2026/10/22/p…
More from Hat Porter's evidence to the Lampard Inquiry last year where they spoke to the current regulatory landscape that has allowed Oxevision to be embedded unchecked in English mental health wards.
Yesterday we put out a statement about lack of action from regulators on Oxevision. We quote from Hat Porter's evidence to the Lampard Inquiry last year. It should not take patients coming to harm for action to be taken and it should not be up to us as disabled people to do this
As the October 2026 hearings for this part of the Lampard Inquiry end, we reflect on the regulation of Oxevision and similar ‘innovations’. What happens when no one thinks it’s their job to take action?
stopoxevision.com/2026/10/21…
