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What is an example of when we would use de-identified information?

April 26, 2017de-identified

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What is an example of when we would use de-identified information?

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Mostly for research, internal purposes, and students. If a student writes a summary of a visit and turns this into his supervisor, he should be using de-identified information. De-identified information is not protected under the privacy rule nor is it a part of the DRS.