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Health Data

OSU facilitates students' academic and personal success through the gathering of relevant data. Individual offices and departments oversee initial data collection and storage, following applicable laws and policies. This information is not exhaustive but is meant to illustrate what is typical on campus. This section may be updated as needed without notification. If there is a term that you do not know, check our Data Dictionary.


  What Purpose Does the Data Serve
 
  What Data Do We Collect
 
  • Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and Electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI)
  • Personal Medical Information
  • Vaccine Records
  • Insurance Information
  • Appointment Information
  • Prescription Information
  How We Collect Data
 

Student Inititated

  • Provided directly by student or on behalf of student

Staff Initiated

  • Generated by operational procedures

Third-Party Initiated

  • Provided by healthcare provider or insurance company
  Where We Share Data
 

Sharing health data is extremely limited to the data required to fulfill position responsibilities by state and federal regulations, including HIPAA.

  • Within the OSU campus, individual data is not shared with any other department, including Institutional Research and Analytics.
  • Anonymized, aggregated data may be shared with administrators with oversight responsibilities.
  • Individual data may be shared with insurance companies, other healthcare providers, pharmacies, or others, through processes allowed by HIPAA and student consent.
  • Some information may be shared with emergency contacts in the case of life-threatening circumstances.
  When We Retire Your Data
 
  • Follow state retention guidelines and federal regulations to retain data no less than ten years
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