Which of the following is NOT considered an example of Personal Health Information (PHI)?

The correct identification of an option that is not considered Personal Health Information (PHI) lies in understanding what constitutes PHI broadly. Personal Health Information typically includes any data that relates to an individual's physical or mental health, the provision of health services, or any identifying number or information that can directly link that information to an individual.

The availability of healthy recipe resources does not directly pertain to an individual's personal health status, their health care treatments, or any identifying information about them. It is general information that can apply to any person, without being linked to any specific individual's health records or circumstances.

In contrast, the other options—an individual's health card number, the donation of body parts, and the provision of healthcare—are all specific to a particular individual and relate directly to their health information and interactions with the healthcare system. Thus, these options would be classified as PHI since they involve identifiable health-related aspects of an individual.