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Parents of Nottingham attacks victim say medics must breach confidentiality if patient is risk to others
Parents of a victim from the Nottingham attacks argue medical staff must breach patient confidentiality if an individual poses a risk to others. They claim Valdo Calocane was protected at the expense of public safety in the years leading up to the June 2023 stabbings. The families made these remarks after a 14-week public inquiry into the attacks concluded.
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