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Cookie Policy
Information about the cookies and related technologies used on ImagePro Radiology websites and how visitors can manage their preferences.
1. Introduction
This policy explains what cookies are, why ImagePro Radiology uses them and how visitors can manage cookies while visiting or using its website and other online platforms, collectively referred to as the “Sites”.
The Cookie Policy should be read together with the ImagePro Radiology Privacy Policy.
Back to top ↑2. What are cookies?
A cookie is a small piece of data or text file that a website asks a browser to store on a visitor’s device. Cookies remember information about the visitor, such as language preferences or login information.
First-party cookies are placed by ImagePro Radiology. Third-party cookies are placed by a domain other than the website being visited and may support external services and ImagePro Radiology’s advertising or marketing activities.
3. Why we use cookies
Cookies and similar technologies may be used to:
- Assist visitors with navigation and grant access to restricted content.
- Support event registrations, logins and feedback functionality where applicable.
- Analyse the use and performance of websites, applications, products and services.
- Remember preferences, location or device type and tailor functionality.
- Understand the website audience and provide more relevant content.
- Enable third parties to provide services to the website.
- Support promotional and marketing activities, including behavioural and interest-based advertising where appropriate and permitted by applicable law.
4. Types of cookies we use
ImagePro Radiology uses different types of cookies. Some are placed by ImagePro Radiology and others by third-party plugins, suppliers or advertisers. They may be removed at the end of a browsing session or after a preset period, or may remain on a device until manually deleted.
Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies are required for the website to operate and cannot be switched off in ImagePro Radiology’s systems. They are normally set in response to a request for a service, such as selecting privacy preferences, logging in or submitting forms. A browser may block or warn about them, but parts of the website may then not work. These cookies do not store personally identifiable information.
Performance cookies
These cookies count visits and traffic sources and help measure and improve website performance. They show which pages are most and least popular and how visitors move around the Site. The information collected is aggregated and anonymous. If these cookies are declined, ImagePro Radiology will not know when a person has visited the Site.
Functional cookies
Functional cookies provide enhanced features and personalisation. They may be placed by ImagePro Radiology or third-party providers whose services appear on its pages. They remember the visitor and selected preferences such as a username, password or settings. Some or all related services may not work correctly when these cookies are disabled.
Targeting cookies
Advertising partners, if any, may send these cookies through the Site to build a profile of interests and display more relevant advertising on other websites. They do not store personal information directly, but uniquely identify a browser and internet device. Declining them results in less targeted advertising.
5. Deleting and controlling cookies
Internet browsers generally accept cookies automatically. Visitors can normally change their preferred browser’s prompt or privacy settings to stop accepting cookies, receive an alert when a cookie is sent, control cookie preferences or delete stored cookies manually.
Deleting or no longer accepting cookies may prevent access to parts of the Site where cookies are necessary and may cause the website to forget previously selected preferences.
6. Updates to this Cookie Policy
ImagePro Radiology reserves the right to vary this policy. Visitors will be notified of a change and given an opportunity to review the revised policy before choosing to continue using the Sites.
Visitors are responsible for familiarising themselves with the latest published version each time they access the Sites and before electing to continue using them.