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De-Identification

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De-Identification
The removal of identifying information—patient name, medical record number, birth date, Social Security number—from medical records, to protect patient privacy

de-identification
Patient privacy The removal of identifying information–Pt name, medical record number, birthdate, social security number from medical records, to protect Pt privacy. See HIPAA, Patient privacy.


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