Hi @ajentsch,
I have a few Suggestions - and I apologize in advance if you already tried them:
1.) Try the 'Full Names(US)' instead of 'FirstName and LastName'
2.) Be aware of the different language/country selections for the DLP Rules
3.) The 'Near' operator does work well for these type of searches: I'd just use P0 near P1 near P2 without parenthesis. Of course - that is if you are still using FirstName and LastName with Condition.
4.) Since you are testing - use baby steps when creating the rule. Example: start with just FirstName & LastName.
@tyler, Thanks for your suggestions. I've been trying a multitude of combos with this and documenting my results. Here is what I've found. When trying any of the identifiers (FullName, FirstName, or LastName, Medical condition) individually I get hits on all 12 records. When I add combos of these I get these results.
The most accurate one i found is:
LastName Near Medical Condition: Hits all 12 (but sees some firsnames as lastnames.
FirstName AND LastName - No Hits
FirstName NEAR LastName - No Hits
FullName NEAR Medical Cond. - 3 hits
FullName AND Medical Cond. - 3 hits
FirstName AND LastName - No Hits
FirstName NEAR LastName - No Hits
Here are the actual identifiers that I'm using.
Diagnostic Classifications (ICD-10-CM)
Surnames(US)
Given Names(US)
It's not surprising that we hit some FirstNames as LastNames. There are people out there with Last Names like Blue, Azure, etc.
Are you using the other features, like 'Record Based Scan' or 'Count only unique record'?
Finally, have you tried using the canned DLP Profile for PHI?