Which privacy measures are involved for behavioral health data in Care Everywhere?

• A. Access controls, consent-based sharing, data minimization, masking or redaction per policy, and compliance with applicable privacy rules.
• B. Only encryption in transit.
• C. Public sharing allowed under policy.
• D. No privacy controls are required.

Answer: (A)

Protecting behavioral health data in Care Everywhere requires a layered privacy approach. This means combining access controls to ensure only authorized users can view information, consent-based sharing so patients or their representatives approve what is shared, data minimization to limit data to what’s truly necessary, masking or redaction per policy to hide sensitive details when full data isn’t needed, and strict adherence to applicable privacy rules to stay compliant with laws and regulations. This holistic set of measures is essential because relying on encryption in transit alone doesn’t manage who can access the data or what gets shared, public sharing would violate privacy protections, and having no privacy controls would be in conflict with governance and patient rights.