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I must apply a redaction protocol to investigative personnel files before an external review and I don't want to miss indirect identifiers
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+An external consultant will review investigative personnel files next week. The files contain not…
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+An external consultant will review investigative personnel files next week. The files contain not just names but notes that could indirectly identify people. I fear our current redaction is superficial. Identify every category of indirect identifier to watch for in personnel notes, explain which can be generalized without losing meaning, and produce a short redaction protocol my team can execute across 150 pages in two days. I will not over-redact clinical context that impedes the investigation.
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