This privacy policy provides information on how your personal information (including your health information) is collected and used within our practice, and the circumstances in which we may share it with third parties.
When you register as a patient, you provide consent for GPs and staff to access and use your personal information to deliver healthcare. Only team members involved in your care access your information. For uses beyond healthcare provision, we will obtain your additional consent.
We collect your information to manage your healthcare safely and effectively. This includes medical services, records management, billing, and quality improvements like audits, training, and accreditation.
You may remain anonymous or use a pseudonym unless impractical or legally prohibited.
We collect information during registration, via website, email, calls, social media, or online booking. Additional data may be collected during consultations or from:
While providing care, we may also collect information through:
Images collected may include:
We do not share your data outside Australia unless legally permitted and with your consent.
We will not use your information for marketing without your explicit consent. You can opt-out at any time.
We may use your data to improve services via research and training. We may share de-identified data for health outcomes improvement. Let us know if you prefer to opt-out.
We use secure systems to automate documents like referrals. Only relevant information is included. Access is restricted to authorised users. Our systems comply with privacy legislation and RACGP standards. See:
RACGP Privacy Guidelines
.
We use AI scribes to assist GPs by recording and transcribing consultations:
Personal information is securely stored in electronic or physical formats, and protected in accordance with best practices.
Patients can request access to or correction of their information via written request, email, or HotDoc. We regularly verify and update your records.
Please raise privacy concerns in writing. We will address them promptly. If unresolved, you may contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at
www.oaic.gov.au or call 1300 363 992.
Your online interactions via our website, email, or social media are secure and confidential. Our site may use analytics and cookies.
We regularly review our privacy policy to ensure compliance. Updates will be reflected on our website and major changes may be communicated directly to patients.
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