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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Headed SDK | An SDK that includes pre-built or hosted User Interface (UI) components. The Web SDK is headed. The Dictation SDK and Form filling SDK use a hosted iframe UI. |
| Headless SDK | An SDK that does not include pre-built UI components, so you build your own UI. The Headless Web SDK and Mobile SDK are headless. |
| Hosted iframe | Suki-controlled UI loaded inside your web page. The Form filling SDK and Dictation SDK use a hosted iframe for recording, form selection, and processing while your app supplies layout and callbacks. |
| HCC | Hierarchical Condition Category. A CMS risk-adjustment grouping derived from ICD10 diagnosis codes and used in value-based care programs. Suki returns HCC in ambient Structured Data output only, not as a note-section LOINC code. |
| HIPAA | Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. U.S. law that sets privacy and security rules for protected health information. Suki healthcare customers operate under HIPAA expectations for how patient data is handled in documentation workflows. |
| HL7 | Health Level Seven International. The organization and family of standards for moving clinical and administrative data between healthcare applications. FHIR is part of the broader HL7 standards landscape partners meet in EHR integration. |
| HMAC | Hash-based Message Authentication Code. A cryptographic method used to verify the integrity and authenticity of webhook payloads sent from Suki to partner endpoints. |
| Hospital | An inpatient or acute-care facility with specialized staff and services. Hospital partners use Suki to support documentation across encounters that may span units, specialties, and EHR workflows. |
| HPI | History of Present Illness. A clinical note section (LOINC: 10164-2) that describes how the patientβs current problem developed over time. In Suki, pass this LOINC code when you want HPI content in the generated note. |
| HTTPS | HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure. An extension of HTTP that uses encryption for secure communication over a network. |