Stop Oxevision
@stopoxevision.bsky.social
Survivor-led campaign to stop Oxevision (now LIO) and other camera surveillance systems being used on psychiatric wards in the UK. Email: stopoxevision@gmail.com
Missed opportunities to act? Summary of NHS England’s October 26 evidence to the Lampard Inquiry about Oxevision stopoxevision.com/2026/11/04/m...
Missed opportunities to act? NHS England’s evidence to the Lampard Inquiry about Oxevision - Stop Oxevision
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
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Wild that they are admitting that they KNOW seeing a camera in your bedroom could have a detrimental effect on patients so their solution is….. to cover it with a screen?
Stop Oxevision@stopoxevision.bsky.social · 2w agoWhy does Oxevision not look like a camera? In this video from 2020, Laura Cozens, former NHS nurse at Broadmoor turned employee for Oxehealth/LIO explained this was a deliberate choice to hide the camera from patients behind a screen
In a telling Q&A at a @rcpsych.bsky.social webinar, one attendee asks, why not use a fake camera so patients learn to behave themselves without the cost of the real thing? 🤔 Take away the slick marketing, this is the mentality we are up against with who wants these technologies and for what purpose
A clear choice from the beginning 👇
Stop Oxevision@stopoxevision.bsky.social · 2w agoWhy does Oxevision not look like a camera? In this video from 2020, Laura Cozens, former NHS nurse at Broadmoor turned employee for Oxehealth/LIO explained this was a deliberate choice to hide the camera from patients behind a screen
Why does Oxevision not look like a camera? In this video from 2020, Laura Cozens, former NHS nurse at Broadmoor turned employee for Oxehealth/LIO explained this was a deliberate choice to hide the camera from patients behind a screen
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/s...
The thing that caught our eye in Channel 4’s The Experiment…
What happens when a private company has had access to video data of patients in their bedrooms, including children, without their knowledge or consent? Cumbria Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust (CNTW): our complaint stopoxevision.com/2026/10/09/s...
Safety, safeguarding, legal and governance issues: Stop Oxevision’s complaint to Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust - Stop Oxevision
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
stopoxevision.com
"however loud patients voices are, they are not listened to" is a something I've heard all my career, and, in my opinion, the corporatisation of mental health services resulted in more focus on protecting the organisation rather than protecting the people it employed and served.
Stop Oxevision@stopoxevision.bsky.social · 3w ago‘[Oxevision] 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 to be made that Oxevision is stopped nationally
‘[Oxevision] 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 to be made that Oxevision is stopped nationally
Very good overview of the Lampard Inquiry’s recent interim recommendations hearings on observations and the use of technology (particularly Oxevision- now LIO) www.hja.net/expert-comme...
Observations and the Use of Technology – Rounding up the Lampard Inquiry’s Interim Recommendations Hearing and Evidence
An overview of the Lampard Inquiry’s interim recommendations hearing on observations and technology, examining evidence surrounding Oxevision, patient safety concerns, consent, and the case for urgent...
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In the Channel 4 documentary The experiment, few of the visitors flinched at the idea that the "patients" were monitored by camera in the dormitory. Few people are aware that this has been common practice in psychiatric wards up and down the country.
Stop Oxevision@stopoxevision.bsky.social · 3w agoMore 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.
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 published a statement about the lack of action from regulators on Oxevision. In it 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
Stop Oxevision@stopoxevision.bsky.social · 3w agoAs 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/w...
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/w...
Whose job is it anyway?: (in)action, (un)accountability and (in)competence in the regulation of Oxevision - Stop Oxevision
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
stopoxevision.com
In a clip from 2020 then-CEO of Oxehealth (now LIO), Hugh Lloyd Jukes, describes the business model of Oxehealth when selling Oxevision to NHS mental health wards Concluding its ‘an extraordinarily sticky solution’
In their evidence to the Lampard Inquiry, NHS England confirmed that, following a review conducted by Stop Oxevision, which prompted their follow up, 10 NHS Trusts had been referred to the CQC due to concerns about failures to seek patient consent for Oxevision They are pictured here
Laura Cozens, 13 October 2026: “We fully support an explicit consent model, and it's important that patients' views and choices are respected” Laura Cozens, 8 September 2020: You don’t need consent for cameras in patient bedrooms.
Channel 4 News@channel4news.bsky.social · last mo.Why cameras in mental health bedrooms are under scrutiny Cameras are monitoring patients in NHS mental health bedrooms, but concerns over consent, privacy and staff reliance are now under scrutiny, writes Ayshah Tull. Read our latest newsletter:
Why cameras in mental health bedrooms are under scrutiny Cameras are monitoring patients in NHS mental health bedrooms, but concerns over consent, privacy and staff reliance are now under scrutiny, writes Ayshah Tull. Read our latest newsletter:
Why cameras in mental health bedrooms are under scrutiny
Cameras are monitoring patients in NHS mental health bedrooms, but concerns over consent, privacy and staff reliance are now under scrutiny, writes Ayshah Tull.
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I’m glad more people are pointing this out. I talked about it it a few weeks ago w/ @janus.bsky.social Companies are attempting a sleight of hand where they capture data but argue because of how it’s processed it’s not “recording” and is thus private. They are still surveillance devices!
We can’t just change the definition of ‘recording’
Soon, asking “Does this device have a camera?” won’t be good enough.
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