Whittleseafamilydental.com.au

Whittlesea Family Dental Pty. Ltd.
DATE OF BIRTH:………/….…./………………… OCCUPATION: …………………………………………………. EMPLOYER: ……………………………………… When was your last dental visit? …………………… What was the treatment for? ……………………………. DO YOU CURRENTLY SUFFER FROM OR HAVE YOU EVER SUFFERED FROM ONE OF THE
FOLLOWING? (Please circle Yes or No and add any appropriate information)
If yes, have you ever taken or are you taking fosamax or Actonel? If yes, please specify:………………………………………………………………………………………………. If so, please specify the medications: . Do you presently or have you ever smoked? If yes, year started . year stopped (if applicable) .number of cigarettes / day . Patient's or Parent / Guardian's signature: . Date: . PLEASE TURN OVER
Your Health Information - Privacy Consent Form
In accordance with the Victorian Health Records Act 2001 and Federal Privacy Act 1988 Our practice respects your right to privacy. We realise that it is important that you understand the purpose for which we collect details about your health, as well as how this information is used at our practice and to whom this information might be disclosed. The policy of our practice is to follow these procedures: The information collected will be used for the purpose of providing treatment to you. Personal information such as your name, address and health insurance details will be used for the purpose of addressing accounts to you, as well as processing payments and writing to you about our services and any issues affecting your treatment. We may disclose your health information to other health care professionals, or require it from them if, in our judgement, that is necessary in the context of your treatment. In that event, disclosure of your personal details will be minimised wherever possible. We may also use parts of your health information for research purposes, in study groups or at seminars as this may provide benefit to other patients. Should that happen, your personal identity will not be disclosed without your consent to do so. Your medical history, treatment records, x-rays and any other material relevant to your treatment will be kept here. You may inspect or request copies of our records of your treatment at any time, or seek an explanation from the dentist. Statutory fees will apply in relation to the types of access you seek. If you request an explanation of our records or a written summary, our usual fees apply to these services. If any of the information we have about you is inaccurate, you may ask us to alter You can otherwise rest assured that your health information will be treated with the utmost confidentiality. Disclosure will not be made to any person not involved in either your treatment or the administration of this practice, without your prior written consent. If you have any queries or concerns about our handling of your health information, please do not hesitate to raise these concerns with our practice. Otherwise, please sign this form as confirmation that you have read and understood our privacy policy, and consent to the use of your health information in this way. Signed: _________________________________________________________ Date: ___________________________________________________________ Patient or Parent / Guardian Name: ___________________________________ Child or Dependants Name: _________________________________________

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