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Maintaining data security and privacy in an era of cybersecurity is a challenge. The enormous and rapidly growing amount of health-related data available today raises numerous questions not only about data collection, storage, analysis, comparability and interoperability but also about data protection. The US Health Information Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 provides a legal framework and guidance for using and disclosing health data. The approach proposed by HIPAA is the de-identification of medical documents by removing certain protected health information (PHI).
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