Confidentiality in a sentence

Additionally, there’s a guarantee of “complete confidentiality” for all tip-offs.

A Rogers spokesman said the terms of the deal could not be disclosed due to confidentiality.

A spokesperson from Fife Health and Social Care Partnership told the Press: "We do not discuss individuals for reasons of confidentiality.

But the reports submitted were in various formats with different levels of information and included various claims of confidentiality, Margerum said.

Citing doctor-patient confidentiality rules, Troxell successfully objected to questions posed by the county’s lawyers to medical professionals about Pinkard’s motive to not eat or drink.

Columbia-based MU Health Care says it remains committed to protecting the security and confidentiality of its patient information.

Combining encryption with access control lists provides even stronger confidentiality protection.

Concerns about security, confidentiality, accuracy and intellectual property rights have led many companies to restrict their staffs’ access to public ChatGPT and other generative A.I. tools.

Concerns were mainly based on participants’ need for privacy, confidentiality and to avoid judgement and stigma associated with their experiences.

Did it take a breach of confidentiality on the most important case it had considered in half a century for anyone to notice that?

Doctors at the clinic do not release details of births from its MDT programme, amid concerns that specific information could compromise patient confidentiality.

EDR data is unknown: the judiciary doesn’t release this information because, I’ve been told, it would apparently risk violating complainants’ confidentiality.

He said they have all been dismissed — a claim that is difficult to confirm due to confidentiality restrictions set by the Vermont Judiciary, which oversees such complaints.

Howard Davies, NatWest's chairman, said: 'The findings set out clear shortcomings in how it was reached as well as failures in how we communicated with him and in relation to client confidentiality.

However, Senator McKenzie insisted she was not asking Senator Gallagher to breach confidentiality, only to elaborate on what she did with the information once it was known to her.

In his Christmas message, the Police Commissioner said the apparent breach of confidentiality that originated from within the constabulary does not accurately represent the force.

In the proposed bill, it clearly states that the students will be informed of these limits of confidentiality before consenting to the assessment and that the MHP administering the assessment will follow said limits.

It is imperative to establish robust protective measures to uphold patient confidentiality and ensure the secure handling of sensitive information.

It later emerged that the Bank had agreed to pay her five months’ salary of £98,250 in lieu of notice, but again it refused to explain why, citing personal confidentiality and employer duties.

It said such information was difficult to obtain as it involved matters of confidentiality, security and national sovereignty.