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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| De-identification | The process of removing personally identifiable information (PII) from data. Suki de-identifies audio by chunking files and removes PII from transcripts for model training purposes. |
| Diagnosis | A clinical determination of a patient’s condition or disease, often encoded using standardized systems like ICD-10 or SNOMED for interoperability with EHR systems. |
| Diagnosis Context | Structured diagnosis data (including code, code type, and description) passed as session context to guide problem-based note generation. |
| Diarization | The process of distinguishing different speakers in audio recordings without identifying who they are, used to separate patient and clinician voices in ambient sessions. |
| Dictation | The process of speaking aloud to create written text, often used by clinicians to create medical documentation using voice input. |
| Differential Diagnosis | A list of possible conditions or diseases that could explain a patient’s symptoms, used during clinical reasoning to narrow down to a final diagnosis. |