When asked for clarification for the type of data being transferred for a DUA/DTUA here are the Definitions:

• De-identified data about human subjects: data collected from or about human subjects that are scrubbed of all 18 HIPAA identifiers. This can include data collected under standard of care.
  • UCSD requires a DUA for outgoing de-identified data.
• Limited Data Set: a set of identifiable human subjects information as defined by HIPAA. This can include data collected under standard of care.  Most of the 18 identifiers (direct identifiers) must be removed; only the following may remain:
  • dates such as admission, discharge, service, DOB, DOD
  • city, state, five digit or more zip code; and
  • ages in years, months or days or hours
• Personally Identifiable Information - HIPAA: Protected Health Information or “PHI” including any of the direct identifiers as defined by HIPAA. This can include data collected under standard of care.
• Personally Identifiable Information - FERPA: identifiable information contained in educational records as defined and protected by the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
• Personally Identifiable Information - Common Rule Only: identifiable information collected from individuals who are the subject of research projects.

For more information: HIPAA Privacy  Rule vs. Common Rule