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Safe Harbor Rule

Meaning

The Safe Harbor Rule, within a clinical and regulatory context, refers to specific provisions or established practices that, when rigorously followed, provide protection or immunity from certain liabilities or adverse consequences. This concept often applies where an activity, such as data sharing or the application of a novel therapeutic protocol, might otherwise carry inherent risks or regulatory scrutiny. Its purpose is to define acceptable conduct that safeguards both patient welfare and practitioner integrity.