Frequently asked questions

In acute situations, for the practice in Heerenveen call 0513-728200, dial 1. In a truly life-threatening situation, it is best to call 112 immediately. The people behind the national emergency number can immediately call all necessary emergency services, such as the police, fire department and ambulance.

Emergency in evening/night and weekends

Go to www.dokterswacht.nl. In life-threatening situations, call 112 immediately .

Parking nearby is only possible using a parking app on your phone.

You can also park for free at the McDonald's, Stadionweg 11. From there it's about a 7-minute walk.

The practice has a wheelchair available.

No, you can NOT have (driver's license) examinations at Feanstate.

There are several other locations where this can be done, you can find this at www.rijbewijskeuringsarts.nl.

Tel: 085-0180800

They will then refer you to the nearest inspection location.

The costs will be reimbursed without drawing on your deductible fully reimbursed by the health insurance company when:

1) you visit the General Practitioner /doctor's assistant/practitioner GGZ.

2) it makes a visit to you.

3) a telephone consultation takes place.

When you visit the POH somatics for, for example, guidance of your diabetes, cholesterol and/or blood pressure, asthma/copd, this does at the expense of your deductible and any voluntary deductible excessas you have agreed with your health insurer.

For a referral to a specialist or for additional tests, such as blood tests, X-rays, (urine) / (stool) / (STD) cultures, or pathology tests you also pay your (voluntary) deductible excess.

Medication you are prescribed by the General Practitioner will also at the expense of your (voluntary) deductible.

These are the general rules, which your General Practitioner is not always fully aware of either. Sometimes there are changes or exceptions. Your health insurance company can tell you more about them.

The address to learn more about illness and health yourself is:

www.thuisarts.nl

General

The AVG is the new law to protect privacy and personal data. Under this law, an organization that works with personal data has certain duties and the person whose data belongs has certain rights. In addition to this general law, specific rules apply to privacy in health care. These rules are stated, among other things, in the Medical Treatment Agreement Act (WGBO). These privacy regulations are intended to inform you of your rights and our obligations under the AVG and the WGBO.

General practice

Our general practice may process various personal data about you. This is necessary to be able to treat you properly medically and necessary for the financial settlement of the treatment. In addition, processing may be necessary, for example, to combat serious danger to your health or to comply with a legal obligation (for example, the mandatory reporting of an infectious disease under the Public Health Act).

The duties of general practice

Huisartsenpraktijk Feanstate is, according to the AVG, the controller of the processing of personal data that takes place in the practice. The practice complies with the resulting duties as follows:

Your information is collected for specific purposes:

for care delivery;

for effective management and policy;

to support scientific research, education and outreach.

In principle, no processing takes place for other purposes.

You will be informed that personal data about you is being processed. This may be done by your health care provider, as well as through a leaflet or through our website.

All employees within Feanstate are committed to handling your personal data confidentially.

Your personal data is properly secured against unauthorized access.

Your personal data will not be kept longer than necessary for proper care.

For medical data this retention period is in principle 15 years (from the last treatment), unless longer retention is necessary, for example for the health of yourself or your children. This is at the discretion of the practitioner.

Your rights as a data subject

You have the following rights:

The right to know whether and what personal data about you is being processed.

The right to inspect and copy that data (to the extent that it does not violate the privacy of another).

The right to correct, supplement or delete data if necessary.

The right to request (partial) destruction of your medical data. This can only be complied with if keeping the data is not of significant interest to another person and the data does not have to be kept under a legal regulation.

The right to add a self-declaration (of a medical nature) to your file.

The right to oppose the processing of your data in certain cases.

If you want to exercise your rights, you can make this known to your General Practitioner orally or using an application form. Your interests may also be represented by a representative (such as a written agent, or your guardian or mentor).

Explanation of application form

You should keep in mind that medical records are basically kept for a maximum of 15 years under the law. You help us to look up your records and protect your privacy if you fill out the form as completely as possible. The data you enter will be treated strictly confidentially by us. Huisartsenpraktijk Feanstate is not liable for errors in mail delivery. If you prefer to pick up the file in person, or by an authorized representative, please indicate this on the form.

Patient data

Please include the details of the person about whom the medical record is concerned. The Medical Contract Act (WBGO) considers the patient to be of age from 16 years of age. Adolescents from 16 years of age who wish to inspect/remember their medical records must make the request themselves. If the patient is no longer alive, provision of the medical records is permitted if it can be assumed that the deceased would not have objected or there are compelling interests to break the healthcare provider's duty of silence. This decision lies with the healthcare provider.

Provision of your personal data to third parties

The employees of Feanstate have an obligation to treat your personal data confidentially. This implies, for example, that the health care provider needs your explicit consent before providing your personal data. However, there are some exceptions to this rule. On the basis of a legal requirement, the care provider's duty of confidentiality may be broken, but also when there is reason to fear a serious danger to your health or that of a third party. Moreover, if necessary, recorded data can be exchanged orally, in writing or digitally with other healthcare providers (e.g. the pharmacist who processes a prescription and thus receives data from the attending physician).

Data exchange

After you have given your specific permission, Feanstate GP practice exchanges relevant medical data safely and reliably with the primary care physician's clinic (HAP) via the National SwitchPoint. If you have visited the HAP in the evening or at the weekend, the HAP in turn shares a truth message with the GP practice. This way the General Practitioner knows exactly what complaints you visited the HAP with and what action was taken in response.

Medication data may also be shared with your pharmacy and your treating medical specialists. This includes the medication prescribed to you by the General Practitioner , as well as any intolerances, contraindications and allergies (ICA data). These can be taken into account by other prescribers and providers of medication. This is how we as a general practice contribute to medication safety.

Transfer of your file

If you choose a new doctor/health care provider, it is important that your new doctor/health care provider is aware of your medical history. Your medical history is in your patient record. It is customary for your old doctor/health care provider to transfer the record to your new doctor/health care provider. The old doctor/health care provider does this as soon as possible , at least within one month, after you have asked your old doctor/health care provider to transfer the record to your new doctor/health care provider.

Your medical record will then be transferred by your doctor/health care provider either in person or by registered mail. You cannot take the original file with you. However, you do always have the right to see your file and to receive a copy of your file.

The file (if possible) can also be transferred to the new doctor/caregiver via e-mail. Both doctors/caregivers must then ensure that their computers and Internet connections are sufficiently secure.

Question or complaint

Do you have a question or complaint? For example, about with whom we share complaint form dataor our handling of your medical information? If so, your doctor/healthcare provider will be happy to discuss this with you. You can also submit a complaint form online.

Third party websites

The preceding privacy statement does not apply to third-party websites that are linked to this website through links. We cannot guarantee that these third parties will handle your personal data in a reliable or secure manner. Therefore, we encourage you to read the privacy statement of these websites before using them.

Cookies

We use cookies on this website. A cookie is a small text file that is stored in the browser of your computer, tablet or smartphone the first time you visit this website. They ensure that the website works properly and that, for example, your preferences are remembered.

These cookies are also used to make the website work properly and to optimize it. During your first visit to our website, we have already informed you about these cookies and asked your permission to place them. You can opt out of cookies by setting your Internet browser to no longer store cookies. In addition, you can also delete any information previously stored via your browser settings.

Use of persistent cookies

Permanent cookies allow us to recognize you when you visit our website again. The website can therefore be set specifically to your preferences. Even if you have given permission for the installation of cookies, we can remember this by means of a cookie. This saves you having to repeat your preferences each time you visit, thus saving you time and making our website more enjoyable to use. Permanent cookies can be deleted through the settings of your browser.

Use of session cookies

Session cookies allow us to see which parts of the website you have viewed with this visit. This enables us to adapt our service as much as possible to the surfing behavior of our visitors. These cookies are automatically deleted as soon as you close your web browser.

Use of analytical cookies

We keep statistics on our website, but this is at all times completely anonymized or pseudonymized. No statistics are kept in areas of the website where your health data is exchanged. We may use the applications listed below to keep statistics.

Google Analytics

In cases where we have activated the Google Analytics tool, cookies from the American company Google are placed through our website, as part of the Analytics service. We use this service to track and get reports on how visitors use the website. This tool is set to be privacy-friendly. For example, we have not allowed Google to use the obtained Analytics information for other Google services, we have the IP addresses pseudonymized and we have a processing agreement with Google.

The information collected by Google is transferred to and stored on servers in the United States. Google states that it adheres to the Privacy Shield principles and is affiliated with the U.S. Department of Commerce's Privacy Shield program. This implies an adequate level of protection for the processing of any personal data.

If you are dissatisfied, we appreciate you discussing it with us. Only when we are aware of your dissatisfaction can we try to resolve it for you. You can fill out a complaint form here.

If this is difficult for you or if you cannot come to a solution with us, you can discuss your complaint with an independent and impartial complaints officer. The Complaints Officer will work with you to find a solution. The Complaints Officer can also mediate in the event of a complaint. The Complaints Officer does not take sides and therefore has no judgment. Everything you tell the Complaints Officer is confidential. You can use the complaint form on the SKGE website. If necessary, the complaints officer can be reached by telephone at 088-0229190.

If you are unable to come to an agreement with both your General Practitioner and the complaints officer, you can request a ruling on your complaint from the GP Care Disputes Committee. This independent committee consists of a chairman (a lawyer) and members on behalf of the patients and members on behalf of the general practitioners. The committee is assisted by an official secretary who is also a lawyer.

The judgment of the Dispute Resolution Body is binding. More information can be found at www.skge.nl.

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