Overview
This table describes a number of these cases in which courts have discussed de-identification and/or evaluated risk of re-identification in some level of depth. Depending on the law, de-identification may require removal of certain data elements and/or a case-by-case determination of the risk of re-identification.
Note that this table is not exhaustive, but may provide useful guidance for reference by public health practitioners and their attorneys and privacy officers.
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