Dr Nilay Joshi has been a Rheumatology consultant since 2009.
Nilay trained in rheumatology and general internal medicine in East Anglia and completed a Masters in Rheumatology from King’s College in London in 2010.
His specialist interests are: early arthritis, connective tissue disease, fibromylagia/chronic widespread pain syndrome and musculoskeletal ultrasound.
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This is Avicenna Clinic’s Privacy Notice.
As part of the services we offer, we are required to process personal data about our staff, our service users and, in some instances, the friends or relatives of our service users and staff. “Processing” can mean collecting, recording, organising, storing, sharing or destroying data.
We are committed to being transparent about why we need your personal data and what we do with it. This information is set out in this privacy notice. It also explains your rights when it comes to your data.
If you have any concerns or questions please contact us:
The Manager, Avicenna Clinic, 1 North Street Peterborough PE1 2RA
So that we can provide a safe and professional service, we need to keep certain records about you. We may process the following types of data:
We also record the following data which is classified as “special category”:
We need this data so that we can provide high-quality care and support. By law, we need to have a lawful basis for processing your personal data.
We process your data because:
We have a legal obligation to do so – generally under the Health and Social Care Act 2012 or Mental Capacity Act 2005.
We process your special category data because
We may also process your data with your consent. If we need to ask for your permission, we will offer you a clear choice and ask that you confirm to us that you consent. We will also explain clearly to you what we need the data for and how you can withdraw your consent at any time.
So that we can provide you with high quality care and support we need specific data. This is collected from or shared with:
We do this face to face, via phone, via email, via our website, via post, via application forms, via apps
Third parties are organisations we might lawfully share your data with. These include:
So that we can provide a safe and professional service, we need to keep certain records about you. We may record the following types of data:
We also record the following data which is classified as “special category”:
As part of your application you may – depending on your job role – be required to undergo a Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check (Criminal Record Check). We do not keep this data once we’ve seen it.
We require this data so that we can contact you, pay you and make sure you receive the training and support you need to perform your job. By law, we need to have a lawful basis for processing your personal data.
We process your data because
We process your special category data because
If we request your criminal records data it is because we have a legal obligation to do this due to the type of work you do. This is set out in the Data Protection Act 2018 and the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975. We do not keep a record of your criminal records information (if any).
We may also process your data with your consent. If we need to ask for your permission, we will offer you a clear choice and ask that you confirm to us that you consent. We will also explain clearly to you what we need the data for and how you can withdraw your consent.
As your employer we need specific data. This is collected from or shared with:
We do this face to face, via phone, via email, via our website, via post, via application forms, via apps
Third parties are organisations we have a legal reason to share your data with. These include:
As part of our work providing high-quality care and support, it might be necessary that we hold the following information on you:
By law, we need to have a lawful basis for processing your personal data.
We process your data becausewe have a legitimate business interest in holding next of kin and lasting power of attorney information about the individuals who use our service and keeping emergency contact details for our staff.
We may also process your data with your consent. If we need to ask for your permission, we will offer you a clear choice and ask that you confirm to us that you consent. We will also explain clearly to you what we need the data for and how you can withdraw your consent.
So that we can provide high quality care and support we need specific data. This is collected from or shared with:
We do this face to face, via phone, via email, via our website, via post, via application forms, via apps.
Third parties are organisations we have a legal reason to share your data with. These may include:
In order to provide you with the best experience while using our website, we process some data about you. Details of our Cookie policy can be found on our website.
The data that we keep about you is your data and we ensure that we keep it confidential and that it is used appropriately. You have the following rights when it comes to your data:
You may need to provide adequate information for our staff to be able to identify you, for example, a passport or driver’s licence. This is to make sure that data is not shared with the wrong person inappropriately. We will always respond to your request as soon as possible and at the latest within one month.
If you would like to complain about how we have dealt with your request, please contact:
Information Commissioner’s Office
Wycliffe House
Water Lane
Wilmslow
Cheshire
SK9 5AF
https://ico.org.uk/global/contact-us/
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