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HIPAA Privacy Rule: the de-identification standard, United States (federal)
11 records were read from this source, dated 15 Oct 2026 to 17 Oct 2026.
What was read from it
- KindLaw or rulingAs statedHealth data that meets this standard is no longer individually identifiable, so it is no…Dated17 Oct 2026
- KindLaw or rulingAs statedThe first route: a qualified expert judges, for a named or anticipated recipient, that…Dated17 Oct 2026
- KindLaw or rulingAs statedThe second route: remove eighteen listed kinds of identifier, and not only the patient's…Dated17 Oct 2026
- KindLaw or rulingAs statedAnything more precise than a state goes. A three-digit ZIP prefix may stay only where…Dated17 Oct 2026
- KindLaw or rulingAs statedOnly the year of a date tied to a person may stay, and ages over 89 (and any date that…Dated17 Oct 2026
- KindLaw or rulingAs statedThe list ends with a catch-all: any unique number, characteristic or code that points to…Dated17 Oct 2026
- KindLaw or rulingAs statedRemoving the eighteen kinds is not enough if the covered entity actually knows that what…Dated17 Oct 2026
- KindLaw or rulingAs statedA record key may survive de-identification only if it is not derived from the person's…Dated17 Oct 2026
- KindLaw or rulingAs statedA limited data set is still protected health information. It keeps dates, town, state…Dated17 Oct 2026
- KindLaw or rulingAs statedThe data use agreement limits the recipient's uses, binds its agents and forbids…Dated17 Oct 2026
- KindDe-identification ruleAs statedIn tables, postcodes are cut to their first part (US ZIP codes to three digits, or 000…Dated15 Oct 2026