The early identification of pressure ulcers in people with dark skin tones resources privacy notice
The Early Identification of pressure ulcers in people with dark skin tones project seeks to understand and improve care for people with dark skin tones who have either experienced or at high risk of developing a pressure ulcer. For more information, you can contact Dr Neesha Oozageer Gunowa at n.oozageergunowa@surrey.ac.uk
The Early identification of pressure ulcers in people with dark skin tones project team are part of the University of Surrey.
By registering to access the Early Identification of pressure ulcers in people with dark skin tones project resources and with your permission, we will be collecting the following personal data:
- Your email address
- Your main role related to your interest in downloading Project resources
- Your country of residence.
We have collected your personal data in order to:
- Contact you in the next six months to find out if/how you have used the Project resources and receive any other feedback you wish to give us on our research and the resources.
- Monitor what types of individuals are using the Project resources.
- Monitor where the Project resources are being used.
We take our obligations for data handling very seriously and it is therefore important for you to know the lawful basis for us processing your information.
We process your data because you haven give us your consent to do so, specifically by agreeing to be contacted by the Early Identification of pressure ulcers in people with dark skin tones Project and by providing us with your role and country of residence at the point of downloading the project’s resources. If at any point after you have provided us with your personal data you decide you do not wish to be contacted or would like to update your details, please contact Dr Neesha Oozageer Gunowa at n.oozageergunowa@surrey.ac.uk
We do not use the data we collect to make decisions about individuals.
We collect the data about you from the form that you complete prior to downloading the Early Identification of pressure ulcers in people with dark skin tones Project resources. The data is then kept in a database and used to achieve the purposes stated above.
The University processes personal data and special category data in accordance with data protection legislation and Our Data Policy Statement (PDF) (incorporating Information Security Policy).
The University collects only the data we need, and we keep the data up to date and only for as long as it is needed. Your data will be kept for five years and then destroyed.
We will not share your information with anyone outside of the Early Identification of pressure ulcers in people with dark skin tones Project team.
As an individual whose data we process (a data subject), you have certain rights in relation to the processing. Find detailed information about your rights as a data subject.
You have the right to:
- Withdraw your consent for us to process your personal data where we have relied on that consent as our basis for processing your data.
- Ask us to confirm that your personal data is being processed, gain access (i.e. have a copy) of that data, and be provided with supplemental information about the processing.
- Request that we rectify any inaccuracies where the data we hold on you is inaccurate or incomplete.
- Have your data erased by us, although in certain circumstances we may not be able to do this. The circumstances where this applies can be found in the guide to data subject rights information.
- Restrict the processing of your personal data in certain ways.
- Obtain your personal data for reuse.
- Object to certain processing of your personal data
- You have the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing including profiling where this decision produces legal affects or significantly affects you.
If you would like to exercise any of your rights please visit the University’s make a privacy request page.
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