How is ""minimum necessary standard"" best defined in relation to hipaa privacy rules?.

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The minimum necessary standard is defined in such a way that limits the disclosure of health information of the patients to be accessed by authorized entities for a valid purpose.

<h3>What is HIPAA?</h3>

HIPAA stands for Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act which was issued in the year 1996 being the federal law of the US country.

According to HIPAA, the standard that creates limitations on accessing confidential health data of various patients can be accessed only by specified entities or healthcare providers for the treatment of patients. It basically safeguards the health-related data of patients to not being used by unnecessary persons or entities.

Therefore, the privacy rule under HIPAA described the minimum necessary standard.

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