There was no statistically significant association between Oxevision and self harm, restraint, assaults or rapid tranquillisation (after excluding missing and confounding figures) whilst the falls data was fundamentally flawed. The authors overstate and misrepresent their findings.

Oxehealth/LIO market the technology as "backed by science" yet the research is consistently poor quality and misleading Meta Analysis Shows Video-Based Monitoring Technology (Oxevision) Has No Statistically Significant Association With Four Of Five Measures Of Patient Safety osf.io/preprints/ps...

It is unclear whether Oxehealth/LIO have informed their customers of this. Whilst there is an ongoing investigation regarding data processing associated with Oxevision we call on all trusts to immediately stop using the devices, switch them off at the plug and cover the cameras to reassure patients.

ICO investigation launched into Oxevision following Stop Oxevision complaints and further submissions from our legal team ICO watchdog opens inquiry into cameras in mental health patients’ bedrooms | Mental health | The Guardian share.google/pYnZs5zYRXv7...

ICO watchdog opens inquiry into cameras in mental health patients’ bedrooms

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

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A NHS Trust was ordered to pay compensation to a patient over use of Oxevision (LIO) - what does this mean for other Trusts? What does the guidance from NHS England and CQC say about its use? Plus, read our letter to NHSE asking them to take action stopoxevision.com/2026/04/29/t...

Trust ordered to pay compensation to patient over use of Oxevision - Stop Oxevision

An NHS Trust has had to pay out to a patient after she complained to the Ombudsman about the use of Oxevision during her time as an inpatient. This is not unique - all Trusts are at risk of having to ...

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Essex mental health trust criticised for remote patient monitors

A former mental health patient says the use of cameras and sensors in her bedroom was

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Now up on YouTube, the BBC Look East piece on a patient who had Oxevision used against her will - the parliamentary health ombudsman found failings and awarded compensation youtu.be/nN3_Skih2cg?...

BBC news Look East - Oxevision (LIO) used against patients will

YouTube video by Stop Oxevision

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Would you want to be watched in your bedroom while you're ill in hospital? @novaramedia.com youtube.com/shorts/FwQkm...

The NHS is Paying for 'Spy Cameras' in Patient Bedrooms

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You can now read our paper 'towards a Mad technoscience', without a login on the publisher's website! bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/view/journal...

Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Trust @cntw.bsky.social have you installed Oxevision on the mother and baby unit? The new ward leaflet has added information about Oxevision as well as body worn cameras. This is unspeakably unethical. www.cntw.nhs.uk/resource-lib...

The timeline also outlines Oxford Health's bold claims to have 'come up with the idea' of Oxevision and the value of the @nihr.bsky.social Oxford Health BRC in making the research happen oxfordhealth.nhs.uk/news/new-techn…

We have published part two of the timeline of Oxford Health's installation of Oxevision. This part considers the origins of Oxevision, the initial Oxevision pilot study and the connections between Oxehealth and it's founder (Lionel Tarassenko) with the NIHR Oxford Health BRC

Stop Oxevision@stopoxevision.bsky.social · 7mo ago

Untangling the threads: The installation of Oxevision by Oxford Health NHS Trust part two Following on from the piece earlier in the week we are now sharing part two of our deep dive into Oxford Health’s seemingly irrational decision to install Oxevision stopoxevision.wordpress.com/2026/02/05/u...

Untangling the threads: The installation of Oxevision by Oxford Health NHS Trust part two Following on from the piece earlier in the week we are now sharing part two of our deep dive into Oxford Health’s seemingly irrational decision to install Oxevision stopoxevision.wordpress.com/2026/02/05/u...

Untangling the threads: The installation of Oxevision by Oxford Health NHS Trust part two

Image from Charlotte Wood Twitter, 2021, showing Oxford Health and Oxehealth winning an award for the Oxvision pilot project On 3rd February we shared part one of a timeline outlining the installat…

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All of this is heartbreaking but the feedback from patients, including those on a children's ward is harrowing. “its creepy when I look up and see its red eyes looking at me. It feels like a monster is looking at me in the night”.

Stop Oxevision@stopoxevision.bsky.social · 7mo ago

“Creepy, unsafe and spying” This report is written to accompany our complaint to Oxford Health. We are asking questions as to whether personal connections and vested interests may have influenced decisions pertaining to the technology stopoxevision.wordpress.com/2026/02/03/c...

“Creepy, unsafe and spying” This report is written to accompany our complaint to Oxford Health. We are asking questions as to whether personal connections and vested interests may have influenced decisions pertaining to the technology stopoxevision.wordpress.com/2026/02/03/c...

“Creepy, unsafe and spying”: The installation of Oxevision by Oxford Health NHS Trust part one

Image from Oxford Health Oxevision pilot. The Oxevision box here does not have the black screen designed to hide the camera as with the current model On 14th January 2026, Stop Oxevision submitted …

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Intrigued about the "damning internal report"? You can now read it here: stopoxevision.wordpress.com/wp-content/u...

Following an article by @novaramedia.com we have now shared part one of the timeline of Oxford Health's installation of Oxevision. The report outlines how the Trust invested millions in a technology its patients described as 'creepy', 'unsafe' and 'spying'

Stop Oxevision@stopoxevision.bsky.social · 7mo ago

“Creepy, unsafe and spying” This report is written to accompany our complaint to Oxford Health. We are asking questions as to whether personal connections and vested interests may have influenced decisions pertaining to the technology stopoxevision.wordpress.com/2026/02/03/c...

“The report also stated that the company was asking “leading” questions about their technology on survey forms, “presumably to improve survey scores”. It added: “Successful business relationships are built on trust, and this was not evident in the company’s responses and approach””

NHS Trust Spent Millions on Controversial ‘Spy Camera’ Tech Despite Damning Internal Report Transparency was lacking ‘from the start’ in leaked documents Damning reporting on Oxevision from @harriepw at @novaramedia.com novaramedia.com/2026/01/15/n...

NHS Trust Spent Millions on Controversial ‘Spy Camera’ Tech Despite Damning Internal Report

Exclusive: An NHS trust spent over £2.4m on Oxevision, a technology that films vulnerable patients in their bedrooms 24/7, even after its own internal evaluation report highlighted significant issues ...

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Stopping Oxevision: An update and a request for your help stopoxevision.wordpress.com/2026/01/13/s...

Stopping Oxevision: An update and a request for your help

Eight NHS Trusts have stopped their use of Oxevision – following a national patient-led campaign, a statutory public inquiry and significant press coverage – now is the time for the remainder to ta…

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I made an Instagram post about the Levy recommendations. It’s long, so I’ve only put a few slides on here. As always, there are organisations better placed than me to respond @transactualuk.bsky.social @transsolidarity.bsky.social @goodlawproject.bsky.social www.instagram.com/p/DSchXjZDPe...

Our initial summary of the Levy review 👇

The Levy Review has been published | Good Law Project

We analyse the findings and implications of NHS England’s review of adult trans healthcare, published today.

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There is hope in the government’s new VAWG strategy, but promises alone won’t deliver change. Urgent action, survivor-led change, and better funding for organisations tackling violence against women and girls are needed now. Survivors can’t wait. https://bit.ly/48Zw8MB

Freedom from violence and abuse: a cross-government strategy

This strategy sets out the government’s vision and actions for meeting its ambition to halve violence against women and girls in a decade.

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My favourite thing about this post is a for-profit company likening their surveillance tech to the invention of stethoscopes or safety equipment in Formula 1 cars. "Over time, the radical becomes reasonable", they say. 1/2

Stop Oxevision@stopoxevision.bsky.social · 9mo ago

As of writing this egregious post referencing the Lampard Inquiry is still up www.linkedin.com/pulse/signal...

Brenda Campbell KC also raised concerns that LIO (Oxehealth) have published on their social media a post which references the Lampard Inquiry evidence as promotional marketing material

The calls for the Lampard Inquiry to issue interim recommendations calling EPUT to stop using Oxevision have been supported by Hodge Jones & Allen on behalf of their clients, Bhatt Murphy for their bereaved/lived experience clients and separately Bhatt Murphy for INQUEST