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Clinical Collaboration glossary
Terms used in Clinical Collaboration and its documentation.
Applies to Clinical Collaboration as it works today. Moraph updates the platform continuously, and this page is reviewed when it changes.
Terms used in Clinical Collaboration and its documentation.
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Clinical configuration baseline | The documented Teams, meeting, guest, file and retention settings your privacy and security leads approved, kept under change control. |
| Business associate agreement | The HIPAA agreement under which a service provider handles PHI for a covered entity. Moraph signs one for its services; Microsoft's terms cover its services. |
| PHI | Protected health information as defined by HIPAA. |
| Lobby | The Teams meeting waiting area where patients and outside participants wait until a clinician admits them. |
| Guest | A person from outside your organization added to a team with access only to that team. |
| External access | The setting that lets your staff chat and call with users in other Microsoft 365 organizations without adding them as guests. |
| Retention policy | A Microsoft Purview rule that keeps or deletes chats, channel messages or recordings after a set period. |
| Legal hold | A Purview hold that preserves content for named people or teams while your legal team requires it. |
| Team template | An agreed structure of channels, settings and labels used to create clinical teams consistently. |
| Configuration drift | A difference between a live setting and the approved baseline, found by Moraph's checks. |
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