Soon, asking “Does this device have a camera?” won’t be good enough.

Infrared technology is used in patients' bedrooms and can monitor their breathing and pulse.

An inquiry into the deaths of mental health patients in Essex will look at whether the use of a controversial camera system for monitoring patients there should be stopped.

The Lampard Inquiry is a statutory investigation into deaths of people who died under the care of mental health services between 2000 and 2023.

This long-read outlines the background and timeline of events in the Lampard Inquiry, and argues that the use of Oxevision/LIO technology must be ceased immediately in all settings.

Stop Oxevision is a lived experience campaign aStop Oxevision welcomes recently published guidance on the use of digital monitoring (surveillance) technology in Ireland

Stop Oxevision is a lived experience campaign against the use of video surveillance, CCTV and Oxevision (also known as Oxehealth, LIO or LIO Health) in psychiatric hospitals

Body providing care in east London and Bedfordshire accused of ‘unfathomable and unacceptable’ move

In a victory for the service users voice and the importance of Viewpoint's work, HPFT have confirmed that the Oxevision system will no longer be used in HPFT facilities

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The Lampard Inquiry hears from experts about Oxevision technology.

YouTube video by Stop Oxevision

The system which tracks pulse and breathing rates, and takes images is used by a number of trusts.

NSUN has joined a coalition of local and national campaigners calling NHS Foundation Trusts to immediately cease their use of Oxevision.

The mum of Elise Sebastian, who died in a mental health unit, gives evidence to the Lampard Inquiry.

Stop Oxevision is a lived experience campaign against the use of video surveillance, CCTV and Oxevision (also known as Oxehealth, LIO or LIO Health) in psychiatric hospitals

The patient watchdog’s ruling points to wider risks around consent and clinical justification in how NHS trusts are using a controversial bedroom surveillance technology called Oxevision. Harriet Will...

Purpose. There is growing interest in how data and technology can improve safety in mental health hospitals. A contactless patient monitoring platform, implemented in half of NHS England mental health...

Exclusive: Oxevision system used by 40% of NHS mental health trusts being scrutinised by information commissioner over privacy concerns

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