DBI Service User Data Protection Information for Children and Young People

Your information and the Distress Brief Intervention Programme

The Distress Brief Intervention (DBI) Programme includes Schools, Health Services and others. Public Health Scotland is involved for data collection. These organisations will collect your personal data and take care of it. With your agreement, your information will be passed to the organisations that can help you further.

Your personal data will be shared with a small number of staff involved in the DBI Programme. These staff work for Public Health Scotland and the DBI Programme. All staff have a duty to keep your data safe and private. Your data will be used to help deliver a better service. We will use your data to see how the programme is improving services.

More information is available from the DBI Service User Data Protection Information for all age groups.

You have rights which are explained in Public Health Scotland’s privacy notice.