Pacode Back Pacode Vendor Overview At pacode we deeply believe in the advancements SNOMED CT introduces into the world of medical data as it enables medical documentation to be machine understandable, so clinicians receive information they need when they need it. Our projects focus on healthcare software, and we enable our customers to use the best technologies to their problems taking into account not only the development of new systems, but also the efforts that will be needed to maintain it. We have a strong expertise in machine learning and big data solutions that in the clinical environment might relate to medical coding systems and looking for patterns in big datasets of unstructured documentation. For us AI is something more than the very popular field machine learning. There exists a whole set of use cases that might benefit from development of expert systems that help clinicians with decision-making while diagnosing patients. We have applied our skills to develop statistical models that use SNOMED CT to learn patterns from data but also to reason about it as SNOMED CT encodes a lot of knowledge in its relationship model. Being an external software provider, we put a lot of attention to honesty, as we believe this is one of the most important factors to deliver software that fits customer needs. SNOMED CT-enabled solutions One of pacode's products is upmedic – intelligent structured documentation editor that makes clinicians more productive while creating medical documentation, e.g. radiological reports. Our software reduces reporting time by 70% and allows hospitals to increase productivity. We use SNOMED CT to encode observations. Having concept identifiers attached to the pieces of medical narrative, we enable documentation to be automatically translatable to any of the languages supported by SNOMED CT, and we also help with developing Language reference sets for languages that are still waiting for their support, e.g. Polish language. www.upmedic.pl text-to-snomedct is a deep learning model that is used to provide entity-tagging for unstructured medical documentation. It uses SNOMEDCT as its terminology source. Presented during SNOMED CT International EXPO 2020 Scope of services Analytics, Clinical coding, Clinical documentation, EHR, EMR, Middleware, Order sets, Telehealth Downloadable documents Pacode - Artur Kusak (Medici Centers) testimonial Pacode - upmedic brochure Office Anielewicza 23 84 Warsaw Mazovia 01-026 Poland https://pacode.io Contact details Pawel Paczuski CEO +48508737322 pawel.paczuski@pacode.io Regions where operational Europe, Middle East, North America, South America

The Dental Information System (DIS) was developed internally by the Oral Health Programme, Ministry of Health Malaysia (OHP) spearheaded by a specialized team of dental professionals as part of the broader National Electronic Medical Record (EMR) initiative. Early DIS iterations primarily emphasized disease incidence analytics and clinician workload tracking. SNOMED CT was integrated during initial development phases, demonstrating an early commitment to adopting standardized terminologies for enhanced interoperability, effective implementation of the International Patient Summary (IPS) and streamlined integration with other health information systems. Valuable experiences were accrued through the development of eReporting V2.0 Oral Health within the Malaysian Health Data Warehouse (MyHDW), particularly from integrating MyHarmony for the analysis of unstructured data using SNOMED CT. The Health Informatics Centre (HIC), as a crucial stakeholder in the national deployment of SNOMED CT, is now focused on systematically mapping DIS data variables to SNOMED CT concepts. This mapping effort aims to establish a foundational standardized Dentistry IPS framework, thereby promoting interoperability on national and international scales. Back View Map Health Informatics Centre, Malaysia (2 of 2) Mapping of SNOMED CT to Dental Information System (DIS) Read More Country / Region APAC Tags Clinical Practice, Mapping, Translation The Dental Information System (DIS) was developed internally by the Oral Health Programme, Ministry of Health Malaysia (OHP) spearheaded by a specialized team of dental professionals as part of the broader National Electronic Medical Record (EMR) initiative. Early DIS iterations primarily emphasized disease incidence analytics and clinician workload tracking. SNOMED CT was integrated during initial development phases, demonstrating an early commitment to adopting standardized terminologies for enhanced interoperability, effective implementation of the International Patient Summary (IPS) and streamlined integration with other health information systems. Valuable experiences were accrued through the development of eReporting V2.0 Oral Health within the Malaysian Health Data Warehouse (MyHDW), particularly from integrating MyHarmony for the analysis of unstructured data using SNOMED CT. The Health Informatics Centre (HIC), as a crucial stakeholder in the national deployment of SNOMED CT, is now focused on systematically mapping DIS data variables to SNOMED CT concepts. This mapping effort aims to establish a foundational standardized Dentistry IPS framework, thereby promoting interoperability on national and international scales. Description The DIS developed in-house by the Ministry of Health Malaysia, comprises four submodules designed to support various aspects of oral healthcare services. One of the key modules, DIS:Clinical, functions as an EMR system for primary oral healthcare by capturing patient data during each clinical encounter. It also records non-patient-based data, such as health promotion and program-specific activities. These data are subsequently used to generate reports on disease incidence and clinician workload. A small portion of DIS variables has incorporated SNOMED CT to enhance data standardization and interoperability. To further support international use in dentistry particularly in generating an International Patient Summary (IPS), which Malaysia successfully implemented during the Haj pilgrimage, most clinical variables within DIS were mapped to SNOMED CT concepts, referencing a 2021 local reference set. A mapping document containing Fully Specified Names (FSNs), SNOMED CT codes, synonyms, and local terminology proved essential, especially since many data elements were originally documented in the Malay language. The terminology alignment was validated using the SNOMED CT International Edition (September 2024), which has since been integrated into the DIS to ensure semantic consistency and broader interoperability. Preliminary results indicate that the majority of DIS:Clinical variables align with SNOMED CT hierarchies, particularly under Clinical Findings and Procedures. Most clinical notes were successfully mapped to the pre-existing reference set, with a high proportion of variables demonstrating either one-to-one or post-coordinated concept mapping. The next step involves developing a consensus-based data sharing format aligned with the IPS structure to support both national and international interoperability. Scope Malaysia has been a subscriber to SNOMED CT for many years. Its introduction to the Oral Health Programme began in 2018, with an initial focus on supporting disease and service analysis within the Malaysian Health Data Warehouse (MyHDW). Building on this foundation, the use of SNOMED CT is now being expanded to the front end, specifically in the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system used during patient encounters. How SNOMED CT will be used In Malaysia's Dental Information System (DIS), SNOMED CT helps to enhance data standardization and support interoperability. Some clinical variables in the DIS Clinical module have been linked to SNOMED CT terms, especially from the Clinical Findings and Procedures categories. This mapping allows clinical notes and patient data, often documented in the Malay language, to be standardized using internationally recognized terminology. 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As Europe progresses with the European Health Data Space (EHDS) Regulation implementation, Cyprus is actively aligning its healthcare data systems with EU standards. A primary focus is the integration of SNOMED CT, which aims to unify medical coding and enable semantic interoperability. This foundational work is crucial for supporting the national EHR implementation in progress,cross-border healthcare, data-driven research and AI applications, and enhancing healthcare services. This presentation will detail Cyprus's progress, highlight the vital role of SNOMED CT, and discuss the challenges and opportunities involved in preparing for the National eHealth Law and the EHDS Regulation compliance. Our efforts are positioning Cyprus for active participation in a more connected, secure, and innovative European health data space environment. Back View Map National eHealth Authority of Cyprus Preparing Cyprus for the European Healthcare Data Space: Opportunities and Challenges Read More Country / Region EMEA Tags Collaboration, EHDS (European Health Data Space), Implementation, Mapping, Tooling As Europe progresses with the European Health Data Space (EHDS) Regulation implementation, Cyprus is actively aligning its healthcare data systems with EU standards. A primary focus is the integration of SNOMED CT, which aims to unify medical coding and enable semantic interoperability. This foundational work is crucial for supporting the national EHR implementation in progress,cross-border healthcare, data-driven research and AI applications, and enhancing healthcare services. This presentation will detail Cyprus's progress, highlight the vital role of SNOMED CT, and discuss the challenges and opportunities involved in preparing for the National eHealth Law and the EHDS Regulation compliance. Our efforts are positioning Cyprus for active participation in a more connected, secure, and innovative European health data space environment. Description The implementation of SNOMED CT in Cyprus is a strategic move to boost semantic interoperability across our national health information system subject to a decision for adoption by all involved stakeholders. Our main goal is to enable both the primary and secondary use of health data, as envisioned by the EHDS—supporting healthcare delivery and continuity of care (primary use), as well as clinical research, public health monitoring, health system planning, and policy development (secondary use). Scope We chose SNOMED CT because it's essential for achieving our goals of detailed, structured clinical documentation, interoperability, and the secondary use of data—all key to the European Health Data Space (EHDS). SNOMED CT is already widely adopted across Europe, and it comes with mapping tools that make it easier to integrate with our current systems like ICD-10. This helps smooth the transition from our fragmented coding environment to a standardized, research-ready health data ecosystem. How SNOMED CT will be used Cyprus's healthcare system currently grapples with a mix of coding systems like ICD-10, LOINC, ICPC, CPT-4 for reimbursement, and a lot of free-text entries. This patchwork makes sharing, integrating, and reusing data a real challenge. SNOMED CT is our answer to this fragmentation. We're adopting it to bring in a comprehensive, standardized clinical terminology that will capture detailed clinical content consistently right at the point of care. Our implementation plan focuses on several key areas: * Mapping and aligning our existing coding systems with SNOMED CT. This will allow for smooth translation and integration of all our clinical data. * Developing national governance and technical infrastructure to fully support how we use, maintain, and share SNOMED CT across the system. * Facilitating structured data capture in electronic health records (EHRs). This is vital for collecting real-world data and enabling its future use. * Enabling the secondary use of data for national and EU-level research projects, epidemiological studies, and data analytics, all while aligning with the goals of the European Health Data Space (EHDS) Regulation. Ultimately, bringing SNOMED CT on board will be a cornerstone of Cyprus's efforts to build a robust, interoperable, and research-ready health data ecosystem. This move will serve both our national healthcare priorities and the wider European digital health objectives. Why SNOMED CT will be used Contact More information Learn more Get SNOMED CT Information about our license and fee structure Learn more Learn more Explore the wide range of resources available to our community of practice

Expression Constraint Language - Version 1.2 Available Back 19 Feb 2017 Back Please note that version 1.5 of the SNOMED CT Expression Constraint Language Specification and Guide is available at: https://confluence.ihtsdotools.org/display/DOCECL SNOMED International is pleased to announce the publication of version 1.2 of the Expression Constraint Language at http://snomed.org/ecl . The Expression Constraint Language is a formal syntax for representing computable rules used to define sets of clinical meanings. Expression constraints can be used to define intensional reference sets, to query SNOMED CT data, and to restrict the valid values in an information model. ECL version 1.2 incorporates updates that were requested by implementers of the language, including: The ability for the memberOf function to be applied to a set of reference set concepts defined using an expression constraint; and A correction to the definition of numericValue to allow negative decimal values to be fully supported.

In order to enhance consistence within and between code systems, attempts have been made to partly automitize this term matching through a no-code/low-code approach to to generate a basis for a glossary for subsequent AI-assisted translation. The poster will demonstrate the benefits and issues arising in this work. Back View Map Norwegian Directorate of Health (2 of 3) Utilizing national extension when translating other code systems Read More Country / Region EMEA Tags Artificial intelligence, Translation In order to enhance consistence within and between code systems, attempts have been made to partly automitize this term matching through a no-code/low-code approach to to generate a basis for a glossary for subsequent AI-assisted translation. The poster will demonstrate the benefits and issues arising in this work. Description Assessing approaches to facilitate consistence Scope Reusing translation, ammending terminology How SNOMED CT will be used National extension is used in automatized process during QA work. Why SNOMED CT will be used Contact More information Learn more Get SNOMED CT Information about our license and fee structure Learn more Learn more Explore the wide range of resources available to our community of practice

Semantic interoperability is a national priority in various countries, facilitating data exchange within healthcare ecosystems, particularly electronic medical records. Health terminology standards are essential for ensuring semantic interoperability, preserving the meaning of data, and enabling consistent interpretation across systems. Countries can adopt existing terminology standards that meet their specific needs or develop local standards to ensure interoperability and consistency. Terminology will evolve alongside the updates in medical knowledge and interoperability requirements. Effective terminology management is crucial for adapting to ongoing changes in health standards. Some countries have established governing bodies for terminology management; however, no guidelines or frameworks currently exist to support these bodies. Therefore, a scoping review was conducted from 35 selected articles to understand the scope, principles, challenges, pitfalls, and knowledge gaps in national-level terminology management. Terminology management includes all activities related to terminology systems after their initial release, such as the development, management, and updating of content and change policy. Changes in terminology encompass the addition, inactivation, or obsolete marking, refinement, updates to existing content, and reactivation. This process involves collecting change proposals, validating them, conducting consensus-based reviews, verifying, managing versions, implementing changes, and publicising them. Terminology management must consider principles like stakeholder communication, openness, responsiveness to feedback, and unique processes tailored to each organisation. A national body for terminology management is essential for coordinating and collaborating with multidisciplinary stakeholders. The lack of a formal methodology, combined with the complex, resource-intensive, and ongoing nature of staff changes, presents a challenge for implementing terminology management. Back View Map University College London Health Terminology Management for National-level Interoperability: Preliminary Result of A Scoping Review Read More Country / Region EMEA Tags Collaboration, Global/International, Implementation Semantic interoperability is a national priority in various countries, facilitating data exchange within healthcare ecosystems, particularly electronic medical records. Health terminology standards are essential for ensuring semantic interoperability, preserving the meaning of data, and enabling consistent interpretation across systems. Countries can adopt existing terminology standards that meet their specific needs or develop local standards to ensure interoperability and consistency. Terminology will evolve alongside the updates in medical knowledge and interoperability requirements. Effective terminology management is crucial for adapting to ongoing changes in health standards. Some countries have established governing bodies for terminology management; however, no guidelines or frameworks currently exist to support these bodies. Therefore, a scoping review was conducted from 35 selected articles to understand the scope, principles, challenges, pitfalls, and knowledge gaps in national-level terminology management. Terminology management includes all activities related to terminology systems after their initial release, such as the development, management, and updating of content and change policy. Changes in terminology encompass the addition, inactivation, or obsolete marking, refinement, updates to existing content, and reactivation. This process involves collecting change proposals, validating them, conducting consensus-based reviews, verifying, managing versions, implementing changes, and publicising them. Terminology management must consider principles like stakeholder communication, openness, responsiveness to feedback, and unique processes tailored to each organisation. A national body for terminology management is essential for coordinating and collaborating with multidisciplinary stakeholders. The lack of a formal methodology, combined with the complex, resource-intensive, and ongoing nature of staff changes, presents a challenge for implementing terminology management. Description The scoping review focuses on exploring and mapping the current knowledge of terminology management at the national level, drawing on existing literature, including research articles, protocols, guidelines, policies, and other grey literature. It aims to understand the scope, principles, challenges, common pitfalls, and knowledge gaps associated with terminology management by national governing bodies. A systematic literature search was conducted using targeted keywords across journal articles, conference proceedings, books, and grey literature. The literature from the search results was then assessed for eligibility using inclusion and exclusion criteria. Thirty-five selected articles were extracted to compile information about the research questions, and a basic qualitative analysis was conducted to synthesise the results and answer those questions. Scope SNOMED CT was chosen for this research because it is the most comprehensive terminology available globally and has clear and transparent documentation regarding its management. Additionally, SNOMED International provides numerous guidelines and learning materials on the principles and practical steps for member countries to manage their terminology products, including extensions, subsets, reference sets, and translations. This aligns with the study's aim to explore and synthesise the scope and principles of terminology management conducted by the national governing body. By examining literature related to SNOMED CT, the review gains insight into high-impact practices and common considerations relevant to terminology management on a national scale. How SNOMED CT will be used SNOMED CT, as the most comprehensive health terminology standard in the world, has become one of the leading terminology standards, with a substantial body of existing literature on SNOMED CT implementation and terminology management. SNOMED International, as one of the Standard Developing Organisations (SDOS), has published numerous guidelines and learning materials on implementing or adopting SNOMED CT, as well as on how member countries or implementers manage their extensions, reference sets, subsets, and translations. These guidelines provide the principles for managing terminology products and outline practical steps for governing them. Therefore, these documents published by SNOMED International regarding SNOMED CT were included in the study to provide important knowledge on the scope, principles, challenges, and common pitfalls of terminology management at the national level. Why SNOMED CT will be used Contact More information Learn more Get SNOMED CT Information about our license and fee structure Learn more Learn more Explore the wide range of resources available to our community of practice

SNOMED International releases the first Nutrition Care Process Terminology Reference Set Back 14 May 2024 Back SNOMED International is pleased to announce the release and inclusion of the Nutrition Care Process Terminology (NCPT) Nutrition Reference Set in the April 2024 International Edition of SNOMED CT. This release enables dietitians to systematically report their nutrition practice outcomes — resulting in high-quality nutrition care using a standardized quality improvement process to support care and effective decision-making, as well as to inform nutrition education and health policy. The result of a 2021 collaboration between SNOMED International and the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (the Academy), the reference set is based on NCPT 2020 . SNOMED CT is a comprehensive, multilingual healthcare terminology created for use by healthcare professionals to capture the care of individuals in an electronic health record and facilitate sharing, decision support and analytics, to support safe and effective health information exchange. The NCPT supports the Academy’s Nutrition Care Process, a systematic approach to providing high-quality nutrition care that includes nutrition assessment, diagnosis, intervention and monitoring/evaluation. Dr James T. Case, Chief Terminologist at SNOMED International, says, “since signing the collaboration agreement in mid-2021, subject matter experts from both organizations have ensured that nutrition remains connected to the wider health information landscape globally, that SNOMED CT continues to adequately reflect global nutrition practice, and that information collected using NCPT can link to SNOMED CT encoded records and be shared with other healthcare professionals to support patient care. “The inclusion of nutritional content in SNOMED CT contributes to realizing a single global language of health, but it also supports patient care delivery, usage for research purposes and participation in health policy making,” Dr. Case adds. On the SNOMED International side, the NCPT Project Group , led by the Academy with input from global experts, spearheaded the work of the collaboration. “Integrating nutrition care process terminology in SNOMED CT is a major milestone for the nutrition and dietetics profession as it recognizes the high quality of care that dietitians provide in identifying and treating patients with malnutrition,” says registered dietitian nutritionist and 2023-2024 Academy President Lauri Wright. “The publication of the NCPT is the result of two decades of work to encourage rigorous research and improve nutrition outcomes.” “The integration of the NCPT into SNOMED CT also prevents the disconnection of nutrition content from the larger health information landscape as dietitians do not practice in isolation, but alongside many other disciplines,” says Elaine Wooler, Senior Terminologist at SNOMED International and lead terminologist working on this project. “Another benefit of the incorporation of the NCPT into the International Edition of SNOMED CT is that it enables and facilitates our growing understanding of the importance of nutrition and diet in human health in general and in many specific health conditions.” The NCPT reference set will also be included in the free-for-use Global Patient Set, which SNOMED International releases annually. The next release of the SNOMED NCPT reference is scheduled for 2025 and will contain the complete NCPT. For more information on the collaboration between the two organizations, view the 2021 news release . Click here for more information on the NCPT reference set. *The Nutrition Care Process Terminology Project Group has completed its work aligning the content of Nutrition Care Process Terminology (NCPT) to SNOMED CT, facilitating the access to NCPT in SNOMED enabled systems. The Nutrition and Dietetics Clinical Reference Group, led by the Academy, will be responsible for the development of a SNOMED CT reference set, which will support the NCPT related content availability to all SCT users globally, with a supporting clinical implementation guide. About the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Representing more than 112,000 credentialed nutrition and dietetics practitioners, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics is the world’s largest organization of food and nutrition professionals. The Academy is committed to improving health and advancing the profession of dietetics through research, education and advocacy. About SNOMED International SNOMED International is a not-for-profit organization that owns and develops SNOMED CT, the world’s most comprehensive healthcare terminology product. We play an essential role in improving the health of humankind by determining standards for a codified language that represents groups of clinical terms. This enables healthcare information to be exchanged globally for the benefit of patients and other stakeholders. We are committed to the rigorous evolution of our products and services, to deliver continuous innovation for the global healthcare community. SNOMED International is the trading name of the International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation. https://www.snomed.org/

SNOMED International Recognizes Abu Dhabi Health Data Services for Leadership in Clinical Data Standardization Back 12 Nov 2025 Back Malaffi sets a regional benchmark with its comprehensive SNOMED CT enabled HIE implementation in the Middle East and North Africa. London, United Kingdom – November 12, 2025 – SNOMED International today recognized M42’s Abu Dhabi Health Data Services (ADHDS) for its leadership in advancing healthcare interoperability and clinical data quality through the large-scale implementation of SNOMED CT within Malaffi , Abu Dhabi’s Health Information Exchange (HIE). As the first HIE in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region to implement SNOMED CT comprehensively across public and private healthcare providers, this initiative represents a major step forward in the region’s digital health transformation. Managed by ADHDS, Malaffi connects more than 3,000 healthcare facilities and 50,000 clinical users, enabling the seamless and secure exchange of standardized patient information. “Abu Dhabi Health Data Services and Malaffi have achieved an exceptional level of data standardization that demonstrates how structured terminology can transform healthcare,” said Don Sweete , Chief Executive Officer of SNOMED International. “Their success illustrates the impact of implementing SNOMED CT with strong governance, stakeholder collaboration, and technical excellence. The result is a system capable of delivering consistent, high-quality data to support better care, smarter analytics, and AI-driven innovation.” The SNOMED CT implementation in Malaffi spans multiple clinical domains—including diagnoses, allergies, chronic conditions, family and social history, and diagnostic procedures—ensuring that information maintains its meaning and context across diverse electronic medical record (EMR) systems. By embedding SNOMED CT directly within EMRs, ADHDS has improved the quality and usability of clinical data while eliminating the need for third-party terminology servers, creating a sustainable and cost-effective model for large-scale data standardization. This achievement builds on strong regulatory and strategic collaboration with the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi, which issued coding guidance in 2021 and supported the UAE’s membership in SNOMED International. Together, these frameworks have created an enabling environment for interoperability, innovation, and the responsible application of artificial intelligence in healthcare. High-quality, coded clinical data is the foundation for AI and predictive analytics . With SNOMED CT, Malaffi is powering advanced data applications that strengthen clinical decision support, improve patient safety, and enable real-time public health surveillance. The system also supports evidence-based policymaking and population health initiatives across the Emirate. “Comprehensive data standardization is no longer a technical ambition—it’s a clinical necessity,” added Sweete. “ADHDS has demonstrated that with vision, policy support, and collaboration, achieving true semantic interoperability is possible. SNOMED International is proud to partner with them as they continue to lead regional efforts to enable safer, smarter, and more connected care.” About Department of Health – Abu Dhabi (DoH) The Department of Health – (DOH) is the regulatory body of the Healthcare Sector in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi and ensures excellence in healthcare for the community by monitoring the health status of the population. DOH defines the strategy for the health system monitors and analyses the health status of the population and performance of the system. In addition, DOH shapes the regulatory framework for the health system, inspects against regulations, enforces standards, and encourages adoption of world–class best practices and performance targets by all healthcare service providers in the Emirate. DOH also drives programs to increase awareness and adoption of healthy living standards among the residents of the Emirate of Abu Dhabi in addition to regulating scope of services, premiums and reimbursement rates of the health system in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi. For more information visit www.doh.gov.ae . For media inquiries contact Mariam Al Marzooqi, Media Specialist, The Department of Health – Abu Dhabi: T: +971 2 4193 315 | E: msalmarzooqi@doh.gov.ae About Abu Dhabi Health Data Services LLC (ADHDS) M42’s Abu Dhabi Health Data Services (ADHDS) is a premier digital healthcare solutions company serving as a strategic catalyst for advancing the healthcare ecosystem in Abu Dhabi and beyond. ADHDS digitally empowers health by championing innovative solutions to elevate the quality of care, expand access, optimise costs, and unlock efficiencies on a national, regional, and global scale. Harnessing the power of data and technology, ADHDS drives transformative change across the healthcare eco-system and makes a lasting impact on the communities they serve. ADHDS was established in 2018 as a Private-Public Partnership (PPP) with the Department of Health Abu Dhabi (DOH) to build and operate Malaffi, the trailblazing Abu Dhabi Health Information Exchange (HIE). Following the successful delivery of Malaffi, as one of the fastest rolled-out and most advanced HIEs globally, ADHDS has become renowned for successfully delivering major national digital healthcare transformational projects, acting as a critical link between regulators, governments, healthcare providers, biopharma companies, and patient communities. ADHDS is an asset of M42, a global health leader powered by artificial intelligence and technology to transform care for all. Media Contact: For media inquiries and interview opportunities, please contact Edelman. M: 0502300513 | E: M42Corporate@edelman.com About M42 M42 is a global health champion powered by artificial intelligence (AI), technology and genomics to advance innovation in health for people and the planet. Headquartered in Abu Dhabi, M42 combines its specialized, state-of-the-art facilities with integrated health solutions like genomics and biobanks, and harnesses advanced technologies to deliver precise, preventive and predictive care, to impactfully disrupt traditional healthcare models and positively impact lives globally. Established in 2022, following the coming together of G42 Healthcare and Mubadala Health, M42 has more than 480 facilities in 26 countries and over 20,000 employees. M42 includes renowned healthcare providers including Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, Danat Al Emarat, Diaverum, Imperial College London Diabetes Centre, Sheikh Sultan bin Zayed Hospital, and Moorfields Eye Hospital Abu Dhabi. As well as operating the Emirati Genome Programme, M42 runs Abu Dhabi BioBank and Abu Dhabi Health Data Services (ADHDS), a global tech-enabled healthcare company operating Malaffi. Media Contact: For media inquiries and interview opportunities, please contact Edelman. M: 0502300513 | E: M42Corporate@edelman.com About SNOMED International SNOMED International is a Member-driven, not-for-profit organization that owns, develops, and maintains SNOMED CT, the world’s most comprehensive clinical terminology. The organization works globally to enable consistent, high-quality health information exchange, improve clinical decision-making, and accelerate digital health transformation. Media Contact: Kelly Kuru, Chief Communications Officer E: comms@snomed.org

Singapore's representative to SNOMED International is Synapxe, Singapore’s HealthTech agency inspiring tomorrow’s health. Singapore Singapore's representative to SNOMED International is Synapxe, Singapore’s HealthTech agency inspiring tomorrow’s health. Contact Details Synapxe Pte Ltd 1 North Buona Vista Link #05-01 Elementum Singapore 139691 Website: https://www.synapxe.sg/ Email: standards.support@synapxe.sg Appointed Representatives General Assembly: Daniel Li Member Forum: Adele Lee and Wong Jing Jing News articles Synapxe (formally known as Integrated Health Information Systems (IHiS)) is the nexus of HealthTech, connecting people and systems to power a healthier Singapore. Together with partners, Synapxe creates intelligent technological solutions to improve the health of millions of people, every day, everywhere. Synapxe now supports the operations of 46 public healthcare institutions, including acute hospitals and polyclinics, and some 1,400 community partners such as nursing homes and general practitioners (GPs). In its role as the National Release Centre, Synapxe oversees the distribution of SNOMED CT Contents, the maintenance of the Singapore Drug Dictionary (SDD), and management of Singapore Affiliates. As of January 2024, both SNOMED CT & SDD are widely adopted across the island’s public healthcare sector, proficiently capturing clinical diagnoses and medication records in individual electronic medical systems. They now play a vital role as part of the nation’s main terminologies for health data exchanges and is a key enabler towards Singapore’s strategic vision of "One Patient, One Health Record". More information about SNOMED CT in Singapore can be accessed here: https://www.synapxe.sg/ https://cms.synapxe.sg/Standards/Pages/Default.aspx Back Learn more Global Patient Set Built from the globally recognized SNOMED CT terminology standard at no cost to users Learn more Get SNOMED CT Information about our license and fee structure Learn more Software and tools We develop and operate applications platforms to support our products and services Learn more Document library Access overviews, guides and specifications

SNOMED CT Expo 2025: Program available and early registration closes August 4 Back 26 Jun 2025 Back SNOMED International is pleased to announce that registration for SNOMED Expo 2025 is now open. The Expo will be held from October 22-24, 2025 at A Room with a Zoo (Flanders Meeting & Convention Center) in Antwerp, Belgium, preceded by the October 2025 Business Meetings . SNOMED CT Expo unites clinical terminology SMEs from around the world, including government officials, health IT professionals, health practitioners, researchers, academics and vendors. Discover how SNOMED CT enables data driven health systems and improved patient outcomes from a wide range of global implementers. Please click here to view the program and save with Early-Bird registration and room rates. Early-Bird registration closes August 4th, 2025.

New ICNP-SNOMED CT Nursing Practice Refset is first product from recent agreement Back 21 Oct 2021 Back OCTOBER 21, 2021 – SNOMED International and the International Council of Nurses (ICN) announce the production release of a new reference set, the International Classification of Nursing Practice (ICNP) SNOMED CT Nursing Practice Refset. In August 2020, SNOMED International and the International Council of Nurses (ICN) joined forces in a groundbreaking agreement for the International Classification for Nursing Practice (ICNP) to be managed, produced, released and distributed by SNOMED International. ICN retains ownership of ICNP and the definition of its content so that it meets the needs of the global nursing profession. The October 2021 production release of the ICNP SNOMED CT Nursing Practice Refset is the inaugural release following the 2020 agreement. ICNP, which has been in use for more than 30 years, is a standardized terminology that enables nurses to describe and report their practice, including diagnoses, interventions and outcomes, in a systematic way. The resulting information is used to support care and effective decision-making, and to inform nursing education and health policy. ICNP content has been incorporated into SNOMED CT and is being released as a reference set by SNOMED International on behalf of ICN. This Production release is based on the 2019 release of ICNP and the July 2021 International Edition Release of SNOMED CT. Subject matter experts from both organisations and the new ICNP Editorial Board at ICN have informed the decisions about additions and changes to SNOMED CT as a result of the incorporation of ICNP. To ensure fit with international requirements and other sources of terminology, the SNOMED International Nursing Clinical Reference Group has also provided advice and expertise. To accompany the reference set, equivalence tables reflecting ICNP content and equivalent SNOMED CT content have been created to show the correspondence between the content in the 2019 release of ICNP and the content in the SNOMED CT reference set. Provision of the equivalence tables supports the migration of ICNP data into SNOMED CT for those not using ICNP in SNOMED CT-enabled systems. This inaugural reference set release capitalises on ICN’s nursing terminology, which is defined by the nursing profession, and SNOMED International’s global clinical validation processes, licensing platform, quality assurance approach and established distribution tools. Access within SNOMED International Member countries is provided by the Member National Release Centre in each country, via the relevant Member webpage. Affiliates of SNOMED International in non-Member countries can access the ICNP SNOMED CT Nursing Practice Refset through their Member Licensing Distribution Service (MLDS) account. ICNP and the equivalence tables are also available for download from the ICN website. Visit the ICN pages to learn more about ICN and ICNP . Visit the Our partners page to learn more about SNOMED International collaborations.

HL7 International Back HL7 International Standards Partner In July 2019, Health Level Seven® Inc. and SNOMED International announced another 2 year collaboration agreement, building on previous agreements in 2009, 2014 and 2016. The agreement again is aimed at improving interoperability, thus focusing on the adoption of working practices that facilitate the use of SNOMED CT with HL7 standards globally. As previously, both organisations are working towards avoiding duplication of effort and resolving issues related to gaps and overlaps. The agreement recently renewed in 2021, target activities have been planned up to July 2023, at which point a review of delivered work products and upcoming activities will be undertaken. Additional information The focus of the collaboration for both organizations, includes: License statement for use of SNOMED CT within HL7 International products. Discussion of SNOMED CT development licences for HL7 Affiliates from non SNOMED International Member countries. SNOMED CT Development Licences have previously been issued to HL7 France and HL7 Austria. Use of the SNOMED CT HL7 Free Set for use in HL7's International Patient Summary (IPS.) Process in place governing the review, updates and change requests for HL7 products with SNOMED International. Scope of the SNOMED on FHIR working group includes defining best practices for the use of SNOMED CT with HL7’s FHIR implementations globally with the goal of also issuing implementation guidance. The agreement renewed in 2021, target activities have been planned up to July 2023, at which point a review of delivered work products and upcoming activities will be undertaken. The focus of this first stage of work includes licensing arrangements, change requests and terminology binding for the use of SNOMED CT in HL7 products, maintenance and updates to the HL7 IPS Free Set, and promoting the use of SNOMED CT and FHIR in international use cases. Additional activities will support technical collaborative efforts at HL7 FHIR Connectathon events and prospective educational opportunities put forward by either organization. Extending across the length of the agreement is a joint openness to actively identify further joint working opportunities. The HL7 SNOMED CT Free Set is available as part of SNOMED International's Global Patient Set and IPS Terminology. The GPS is a managed collection of existing reference sets, available to any user at no cost. The GPS offers clinical content across dentistry, renal, family & general practice and nursing areas, and includes IHE , DICOM and HL7 International Patient Summary (IPS) domains and activities.The IPS Terminology is a subontology of the SNOMED CT terminology based on IPS content. This resource provides implementers with an open product that can be used to harness the power of SNOMED CT through its query language and hierarchies for that are within the scope of the IPS. Press Releases: October 2021: HL7 International and SNOMED International continue long-standing partnership February 2019: HL7 and SNOMED International announce agreement for free set of terms for use with the International Patient Summary