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[ONBOARD] Azure Health Deidentification

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enhancement help wanted onboarding server-Azure.Mcp
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Description

Tracking backlog issue

### Health Tools (New Namespace: `health`) ⚠️

> **Note**: The `health` namespace does not exist yet in the current Azure MCP server implementation.

#### Azure.Health.Deidentification

- [ ] `azmcp-health-deidentification-text-process` - De-identify text containing protected health information (PHI) using HIPAA-compliant methods. This tool removes or masks sensitive health data including names, dates, addresses, and medical identifiers while preserving clinical context. Returns de-identified text with redaction summary. Requires service-name and text-content. - Suggested prompt: "De-identify this medical text: "
- [ ] `azmcp-health-deidentification-job-submit` - Submit batch de-identification jobs for processing multiple documents containing health information. This tool handles large-scale PHI removal from document collections with configurable redaction policies and output formats. Returns job ID and submission status. Requires service-name, source-location, and job-configuration. - Suggested prompt: "Submit a batch de-identification job for documents in "
- [ ] `azmcp-health-deidentification-job-status` - Check status and progress of batch de-identification jobs with detailed processing metrics. This tool monitors job execution providing completion percentage, processing times, and error reports for batch operations. Returns job status as JSON. Requires service-name and job-id. - Suggested prompt: "Check the status of de-identification job "

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