Privacy and cookie policy
Privacy
We respect the privacy of visitors to Stichting hiv monitoring’s website and take the utmost care to ensure that any personal information made available to us is treated confidentially.
This is the privacy statement of stichting hiv monitoring (referred to below as “SHM”, “we” or “us”).
Contact and company details
SHM
Tafelbergweg 51
1105 BD Amsterdam
020 566 4172
Kvk number 34160453
hiv.monitoring@amsterdamumc.nl
Data Protection Officer: privacy.shm@amsterdamumc.nl
SHM considers it very important to treat your data in a careful and secure manner. This privacy statement explains to you which data is collected, for what purposes this data is used and how SHM handle your data.
General principles
SHM applies a number of core values:
- Provision of information; We aim to inform you as thoroughly as possible about how and why we process personal data. We do so by means of this privacy statement and extensive information we share on our website.
- Restriction of the collection of personal data; We take utmost care to ensure that the collection of personal data remains restricted to only that which is necessary for the purpose for which the data is collected.
- Protection of personal data; We take measures (both technical and organisational) to protect your data and require third parties that process personal data on our instruction to do the same.
- Consent for processing of personal data; We request consent for processing your personal data in those cases where this is required under the General Data Protection Regulation.
- Rights of data subject; We respect your rights with regard to the processing of personal data.
If you have any questions after reading this information, please do not hesitate to contact us. Our contact details are provided at the top of this privacy statement.
Processing of your personal data
We process personal data for different purposes. Below, we explain which personal data we process, how the personal data is used and how long this data is stored.
HIV monitoring and research
SHM has been appointed by the Minister of Health as the implementing agency for monitoring people with hiv in the Netherlands. SHM registers a number of basic data for this monitoring:
- year of birth;
- sex;
- born in the Netherlands yes/no;
- date in care and out of care;
- data from an earlier registration with SHM, if you have previously attended another HIV treatment centre;
- statement that written and/or oral explanation has been given.
If you have gave us your permission to participate in our scientific research, we register the following data:
- date of birth;
- initials (max. 2 letters);
- gender;
- nationality and country of birth;the 4 numbers of your postcode (no letters);
- date in care and out of care;
- data from an earlier registration with SHM, if you have previously attended another HIV treatment centre;
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hospital registration number;statement that written and/or oral explanation has been given.
We need this information to make collection of your medical data possible. You will find detailed information about why we collect data, what data we collect and how you can withdraw your consent on our website under the tab "What we do". Your data will be stored for as long as this is necessary for the research.
When you withdraw your consent, your registration data will be deleted and your basic data will be registed.
Contactdetails HIV treatment centres
To be able to share the results of research, the following data is collected of the treatment teams:
- name;
- gender;
- jobtitle;
- e-mail (work).
Known changes are processed immediately and personal data is checked and deleted once a year if the person concerned is no longer working for the treatment team.
Visiting SHM
If you visit SHM, camera images are made by the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (HvA) for the safety of all persons who visit the HvA building. These camera images are destroyed within 4 works and only kept longer if necessary for dealing with an incident.
Contact via the website
If you have any questions or comments about SHM, you can contact us directly via the website. Simply complete the contact form on the website.
If you use the contact form, we require certain personal data from you to enable us to handle your request. You will therefore be requested to provide the following data in the contact form:
- name
- organistation (not obligatory)
- your question or request
The personal data that you provide through the contact form will be stored by us for as long as is necessary to handle your question in an appropriate manner. We will remove your personal data as soon as it is clear that your question has been answered to your satisfaction. Our staff may ask you to provide additional data to be able to handle your question.
Job application
You can submit your job application through our website. We will request you to e-mail your motivation letter and Curriculum Vitae. We will store the personal data that you provide for the duration of the job application procedure and for a period of one months afterwards. With your consent we may store your personal data for a longer period of time, but for no longer than six months.
Publications
SHM collaborates with research institutes in various projects. As a result, the names of researchers are mentioned on our website.
Third party websites
This statement does not apply to third-party websites to which our own website refers. We cannot guarantee that these third-parties will handle your personal data in a reliable or secure manner. We therefore recommend that you read the privacy statements relating to such websites before using them.
Security
SHM considers it of utmost importance to treat your personal data in a secure manner. Therefore we have taken technical and organizational measures to protect your data against loss or unauthorized use.
- SHM uses the infrastructure and servers of the Amsterdam Medical Centre (AMC). The AMC is ISO 27001 and NEN7510 certified and the servers are located at AMC locations and managed by the AMC employees.
- Our website is secure, personal data you provide us through the website is sent encrypted.
- SHM has an internal policy that safeguards careful handling of your personal data.
Your rights
Under the General Data Protection Regulation, you have a number of rights concerning your personal data:
- Right to erase/be forgotten; You have the right to have your data removed by withdrawing your previous given permission.
- Right to object; You have the right to object if you think that your data will be used for something other than the original purpose.
- Right to rectification; You have the right to have your personal data, that are incorrect or incomplete, corrected.
- Right to restrict processing; You have the right to (temporarily) stop the processing of your personal data.
- Right to access; You have the right to view your (personal) data.
- Right to data portability; You have the right to transmit your data to another party.
You can contact SHM if you want to exercise your rights, or if you have a question about the way in which SHM handles your personal data. To prevent misuse, SHM may ask you to identify yourself if you contact us to exercise your rights.
Dutch Data Protection Authority
If you have any complaints about how SHM processed your complaint, you have the right to submit a complaint to the Dutch Data Protection Authority (the Dutch supervisory authority in the field of privacy) or another European supervisory authority in the field of privacy.
Changes to this privacy statement
We reserve the right to make changes to this privacy statement. Any changes will be published on our website. This privacy statement was last updated on 4 December 2023.
Cookies
This website uses cookies. The main reason for using cookies is to optimise Stichting HIV Monitoring’s website and make it more user-friendly.
Cookie legislation
A cookie is a small text file that is sent by this website and placed on your computer's hard drive by your browser. Cookies cannot be used to run an application or place viruses on your computer. Cookies are unique per user and can only be read by a server in the domain that sent the cookie to you.
Cookie types
SHM uses the following cookies:
Functional cookies
Functional cookies are necessary for our website to function properly and therefore placed by default on the website. Functional cookies ensure that you can stay logged on during your visit to our website. We do not need your permission for these cookies.
Analytical cookies (Google Analytics)
These cookies are used to analyze your visit to our website. We analyze the number of visitors to our website, the duration of the visit, the order of the pages visited and whether changes need to be made to the website. We analyze this information and continuously improve the website to make your experience as pleasant as possible. These cookies are also used to solve possible technical problems on the website. We cannot trace people based on the statistics we collect with Google Analytics, so we do not need your permission. We always place analytical cookies when you visit our website. For more information about the use of the collected data by Google, we refer to Google's privacy statement. We do not provide Google with personal data.
Tracking cookies
Tracking cookies are used to track your behavior on our website and/or other websites. We don’t use tracking cookies on our website.
Social media
SHM does use Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube for sharing messages and videos. If you view our messages and videos on these websites, tracking cookies will be placed to store your surfing behavior within one or more websites.
SHM doesn’t have any influence on the placement of these cookies and advices you to view the privacy statements of these websites to read about the cookies used and the data they collect:
Disable or delete cookies
You can choose to block the placing of cookies via your browser. If you block all cookies, websites may not work well. We recommend to selectively disable only the unwanted cookies via settings in your browser. This also blocks the cookies from other websites that you visit.