The Privacy Rule and "Minimum Necessary"
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The Privacy Rule and "Minimum Necessary"
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In this episode of Compliance Technologies, we continue the HIPAA series by focusing on the HIPAA Privacy Rule and one of its most important principles: minimum necessary.
The Privacy Rule governs how protected health information (PHI) may be used and disclosed, but its real operational impact lies in how organizations limit access to PHI, even when use is permitted. This episode explains what “minimum necessary” means in practice, when it applies, and why it turns everyday access decisions into compliance decisions.
We explore how minimum necessary is enforced through system design rather than intent, why overly broad access represents a compliance risk even without a breach, and how regulators evaluate whether organizations are truly limiting exposure to PHI.
If you build, operate, or oversee systems that handle health information, this conversation clarifies how the Privacy Rule shapes access, workflows, and accountability across healthcare environments.