There are various legislations that determine how your personal data must be protected and that describe what rights you have as a patient.
- GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation)
- or General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
- The Patient Rights Act of 2002.
- Patient rights folder
We comply with the legal obligations imposed on us as a healthcare provider and are subject to professional secrecy (or confidentiality).
We keep your personal data to ensure good care for you and your baby.
The data that we obtain from you via the registration forms for the courses will not be
stored in a database. The google forms are kept in PDFs in your personal file. Since this information is not part of your medical file, it is not kept any longer than necessary. So once the relevant courses have been given, the relevant information is no longer kept.
Your name, address, telephone number and email address as well as data relating to your health and pregnancy obtained directly or through your doctor are stored in your medical file for 20 years after the last treatment.
Financial data such as account numbers are not kept.
No directly identifiable data is used for accounting processing either.
Other healthcare providers, such as your family doctor or gynecologist, only have access to the data they need to care for you.
The personal and health data are processed by Sophie Van Cauwelaert (Kollebloemstraat 31, 9030 Mariakerke company number BE0752.849.662).
and by Cloé Lemonne (Nijverheidsstraat 51, 9070 Destelbergen company number BE0716.810.006)
They are only used for the purpose for which they were requested and only kept for as long as is legally determined.
We never pass on data to other parties.
Your personal data is processed by us for the following purposes and legal bases:
- for postpartum, pregnancy and birth counseling
- to participate in our courses
- to use the services we offer
- to answer the questions you send us via the contact form
- to carry out the necessary administrative formalities