What should NOT be included in a contingency plan for the Security Rule?

A contingency plan for the Security Rule focuses on ensuring the security and integrity of protected health information (PHI) in the face of various emergencies or disruptions. The correct choice, which is the professional "will" for managing confidential information after the clinician's death, is not typically included in such a plan because it does not directly address immediate security measures or responses to emergencies that affect data handling.

In contrast, data encryption is essential as it protects sensitive information from unauthorized access, protocols for data access during illness ensure continuity of care and information safety in case a clinician is unable to perform their duties, and emergency contact information for clients is critical for maintaining communication and care during unexpected situations. All these elements directly relate to the immediate security and operational needs surrounding patient data, making them relevant to a contingency plan under the Security Rule.