Editorial standards
Cliniva China Analytics Privacy Standard
Site measurement is designed for aggregate performance reporting without collecting medical details, form values, or case references.
Aggregate measurement and daily anonymous tokens
Cliniva measures aggregate page views and permitted funnel events to understand whether public information is discoverable and usable. A daily anonymous browser token may estimate unique browsers, but it rotates each day and is not used as a durable person or patient profile.
Traffic attribution uses a small allowlist of source enums such as direct, Google, Bing, other search, referral, or internal. Full referrer URLs and query strings are not retained as analytics dimensions.
Prohibited analytics fields
Analytics must not contain diagnosis, symptoms, treatment history, medical records, form values, uploaded filenames, contact details, free text, Case Review references, IP addresses, user-agent strings, or URL query parameters. Intake data stays in the protected Case Review system.
Retention and Search Console separation
Aggregate records are retained only for the documented reporting period and are reviewed under the Privacy Notice; operational deletion rules apply where relevant. Cliniva does not retain raw daily tokens after they have served the limited aggregation purpose.
First-party page views are reported separately from Google Search Console clicks and impressions. Cliniva does not relabel estimated visitors, referrals, or internal events as Google search performance.
Keep exploring
Related guides
- Editorial standards
Return to the index for all Cliniva editorial, safety, and research policies.
- Medical review policy
See how medical statements are reviewed and how the public review label should be read.
- Corrections policy
Learn how to report an error and how material corrections are recorded.
- Privacy Notice
Read the legal and operational details for personal and health information.
- Case Review safety context
Understand the secure, non-clinical purpose and limits of a Cliniva Case Review.
Questions to consider
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this policy require partner-hospital medical approval?
No. It is an operational policy, not medical guidance. Medical articles follow the separate medical review policy.
References
Sources
Last reviewed: August 13, 2026
- Cliniva China Privacy Notice
Cliniva China. Published or updated: 2026-08-13T00:00:00.000Z. Accessed: 2026-08-13T00:00:00.000Z. Direct URL: /privacy
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