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Community confidentiality charter
This page is a translation. In case of discrepancy, the French version prevails.
This charter governs exchanges within the Thalivia intrathecal community, a community of healthcare professionals accessible by invitation.
1. Prohibition of identifying patient data
No member may publish data that would directly or indirectly identify a patient: surname, first name, date of birth, social security number (NIR), address, medical record number, or any centre identifier associated with a patient. Shared clinical cases must be anonymised before publication.
2. Responsibility for anonymisation
Anonymisation is the responsibility of the healthcare professional who publishes. By joining the community, each member undertakes to check that no identifying data appears in their questions and answers.
3. Confidentiality of exchanges
Community content is reserved for its members. No content may be shared outside the community without its author's agreement. Discussions marked "private" by an expert are visible only to experts and to the author.
4. Hosting and security
Data is hosted in France by a certified Health Data Hosting provider (HDS). Exchanges are encrypted in transit. No automated processing sends health data outside the HDS perimeter.
5. Moderation
Content contrary to this charter may be hidden or removed by the moderation team. Any member may report content.
6. Nature of the service
The community is a space for exchange between peers. It does not constitute a medical device and provides neither prescription, nor diagnosis, nor decision support. The opinions exchanged bind only their authors.
7. Invitations
Each member joins at the invitation of a peer. The invitation email states the inviter's name and uses their email address as the reply-to address: the invitee can thus reply to them directly. The inviter is informed of this when sending the invitation.