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Patient-Generated Data

Meaning

Patient-Generated Data (PGD) constitutes physiological, behavioral, or symptomatic information recorded directly by the individual outside of a formal clinical setting, often through approved digital tools. In hormonal health, this might include daily self-recorded basal body temperatures, subjective energy level ratings, or automated readings from continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion devices. This data provides invaluable context regarding daily fluctuations that traditional episodic lab testing often misses. Integrating PGD allows for a more granular, patient-centered view of endocrine regulation.
A therapeutic alliance signifies personalized care for hormone optimization. This visual depicts wellness protocols fostering metabolic health, cellular rejuvenation, and clinical efficacy for health optimization.
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.



HRTio
August 10, 2025