Interesting but irrelevant
The report makes good points about Electronic Patient (or Health) Records (EPR / EHR) systems, but this is actually irrelevant to the Palantir contract, because that is for a FDP - a federated data access platform. Every single NHS hospital and GP surgery in the country *already* have EHR systems, but from a number of different providers, so they aren't joined up - the Palantir contract is for a federated data access system enabling easier access across the different systems. The issues with the FDP are concerns about making it too easy to access patient data, not with usability affecting patient care - since clinicians at the point-of-care (i.e. in hospital, GP, or other clinical setting) probably won't be using the FDP directly. Instead it will mostly be used by planners, administrators, and researchers (or that is the idea anyway - obviously there are concerns about it being used for e.g. commercial pharma research, training ML models etc.).