Privacy Policy — Fellow Nurses Africa
How Fellow Nurses Africa protects your personal data, shields confidential healthcare whistleblowers, and ensures transparent, ethical data practices across all platforms.
Whistleblower Shield
No IP address logging or device fingerprinting when submitting anonymous quackery reports. Source anonymity is non-negotiable.
Zero Data Selling
We never sell, trade, or rent personal information, phone numbers, or email addresses to third-party data brokers or marketing firms.
Your Data Rights
Full control over your personal records. You may request data inspection, correction, or permanent erasure at any time.
1 Information We Collect
Fellow Nurses Africa collects information strictly to provide healthcare journalism, student mentorship, and career mobility facilitation:
- Directly Provided Information: Full name, email address, phone/WhatsApp number, professional cadre, and country of practice provided voluntarily when submitting news stories, applying for USRN review cohorts, or contacting our editorial desk.
- Whistleblower Submissions: Evidence, incident locations, clinic names, and suspect descriptions submitted via the anti-quackery whistleblower portal.
- Technical & Session Data: Basic browser types, operating systems, and anonymous page metrics collected to ensure responsive mobile layout and fast delivery.
2 The Anti-Quackery Anonymity Guarantee
Our commitment to nurse whistleblowers and eyewitness reporters is total. When you submit through the Report Quackery Portal in Anonymous Mode:
- We do not record your IP address or geo-location metadata in our database.
- Photo and document uploads are scrubbed of EXIF camera metadata before storage.
- Evidence is routed solely to verified investigative journalists under strict source confidentiality.
3 How We Use Your Information
Personal data is used exclusively for verified professional purposes:
- Responding to editorial inquiries, article submissions, and verification requests.
- Delivering important policy alerts, breaking nursing news updates, and student council announcements.
- Coordinating NCLEX training enrollment and direct-hire application review with official accredited partners.
4 Sharing with Official Strategic Partners
We do not share your data with commercial third parties. Information is only transferred to official partners (such as ReMar Review USA for NCLEX preparation materials) when you explicitly request enrollment or program guidance.
All partners are vetted to ensure compliance with strict data confidentiality standards.
5 Cookies & Tracking Technologies
FNA uses minimal, functional session cookies to remember user preferences, maintain session state, and optimize performance across mobile and desktop devices. We do not use intrusive cross-site ad tracking cookies.
6 Data Security & Retention
We implement modern security safeguards including 256-bit SSL encryption, restricted administrative access, firewalls, and regular security patching. Personal data is retained only as long as necessary to fulfill the requested service or comply with legal audit requirements.
7 Contact Our Data Protection Desk
If you have questions about your privacy rights, wish to request a copy of your stored records, or would like your personal details permanently erased from our systems, please contact our Data Protection Coordinator:
Email: Fellownursesafrica@gmail.com
Phone / WhatsApp: +234 916 569 1057 / +234 813 458 2082
Office: Fellow Nurses Africa Editorial & Communications Desk
Our Esteemed Partners & Collaborators
Working in strategic alignment with leading professional nursing institutions, research bodies, and healthcare publications across Africa and globally.
ReMar Review
Official NCLEX-RN and NCLEX-PN review training curriculum, clinical mentorship, and comprehensive licensure preparation powered by Prof. Regina Callion.
KenyanNurse Consultants LTD
Empowering African nurses with authorized international recruitment pathways, immigration guidance, and career consulting across Africa, the UK, and the USA.
Medics Experts
Connecting qualified African healthcare professionals and registered nurses with leading hospitals, health institutions, and clinical career opportunities.
Foundation for Medication Safety
Dedicated to eliminating preventable medication harm, promoting safe clinical practices, and advancing pharmacovigilance awareness for nurses and healthcare workers.
Institute of Nursing Research (INR)
Championing high-impact nursing scholarship, evidence-based clinical investigations, research training, academic mentorship, and healthcare innovations across Africa.
The Nurses Magazine
Amplifying African nursing voices, celebrating trailblazing frontline nurses, sharing insightful career perspectives, and advancing professional nursing media globally.
