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Medical History Inquiry Limitations

Meaning

Medical History Inquiry Limitations are the legal and ethical constraints placed upon non-clinical entities, such as employers or wellness programs, regarding the scope and depth of health information they are permitted to request from an individual. These limitations are critical to prevent overreach and ensure that participation in voluntary programs does not require the disclosure of sensitive, historical clinical data, including past diagnoses of hormonal disorders or mental health conditions. They safeguard the patient’s comprehensive medical narrative.