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Conditions of access

It is a term and condition of access to the eviQ website that you read, agree and comply with the disclaimer and copyright, and privacy notices on this website, together with the 'terms of use'.

Further, by completing and submitting a registration form, you agree that the terms of use create a legally binding agreement between you and the Cancer Institute NSW, a corporation established by the Cancer Institute NSW Act 2003.

The terms of use govern use of the eviQ website and prevail over the terms of use on eviQEd and other Cancer Institute NSW websites.

Is information collected about your website visit?

When you look at pages on this website, our computers automatically record information that identifies, for each page accessed:

  • the IP (internet protocol) address of the machine which has accessed it
  • your top-level domain name (for example .com, .gov, .au, .uk etc), the address of your server
  • the date and time of your visit to the site
  • the pages accessed and documents downloaded
  • the name of the file or the words you searched
  • your name and other registration details (if applicable)
  • the previous site visited
  • the type of browser and operating system you used to access our sites.

How do we use the information collected?

The information collected during each visit is aggregated with similar logged information and published in reports in order for the Cancer Institute NSW to identify patterns of usage of the site. This will assist us to improve this website and the eviQ program and is also used for the purposes of the Institute's functions under the Cancer Institute NSW Act 2003.

The Cancer Institute NSW also creates a de-identified version of this information, with your access to this website identified by the state or region listed in your registration details (and not by your, or your hospital's registration details or other personal information).

The Cancer Institute NSW may use this de-identified information for research purposes, and may disclose this de-identified information to third parties, including publication of de-identified information in peer reviewed journals and other publications.

Personal information or information that identifies individual hospitals, machines, or groupings of addresses will not be published or disclosed without your consent, unless such disclosure is required by law.