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It’s still deidentified if only you recognize it. It violates deidentification only if others recognize it and tie it to you. And it doesn’t violate HIPAA even
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It’s still deidentified if only you recognize it. It violates deidentification only if others recognize it and tie it to you.
And it doesn’t violate HIPAA even in those situations as HIPAA allows a certain percentage of reidentification (not specified in the law, but generally accepted at 1%) before it’s a breach.