The attributes removed, or generalized, to satisfy the HIPAA Safe Harbor policy.

Notice that the policy requires the removal of explicit identifiers (e.g., the names of the corresponding individual or of their relatives, employers, or household members), quasi-identifiers (e.g., attributes that could potentially be linked to identify them, such as demographics), and unique codes (e.g., medical record numbers).The attributes removed, or generalized, to satisfy the HIPAA Safe Harbor policy.