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Data Privacy

Meaning

Data privacy in a clinical context refers to the controlled management and safeguarding of an individual’s sensitive health information, ensuring its confidentiality, integrity, and availability only to authorized personnel. This protection is akin to the body’s physiological barriers, such as the blood-brain barrier, which selectively permit or restrict substance passage to maintain cellular stability.
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What Are the Main Differences between a Wellness Program and a Medical Provider regarding Data Privacy?

What Are the Main Differences between a Wellness Program and a Medical Provider regarding Data Privacy?

The primary difference is legal jurisdiction: medical providers are bound by HIPAA to protect your health story, while wellness programs operate under contractual terms that may permit data commercialization.



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August 10, 2025