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Clinical Data Access Controls

Meaning

A set of technical and administrative safeguards implemented to regulate who can view, modify, or transmit sensitive patient health information, particularly endocrine profiles and treatment histories. These controls are a critical layer of defense, ensuring that only personnel with a legitimate “need to know” can interact with specific hormonal biomarker results or medication records. Proper access controls are foundational to upholding patient confidentiality and maintaining clinical trust in the health system. They dictate the flow and use of individualized physiological data.