Hive Worx Back Hive Worx Vendor Overview HiveWorx is a technology innovation house specialized in Healthcare solutions with proven expertise in niche product development and services. Our dynamic solutions provide our customers with Valuable Insight into their data, enabling their workforce to make Better, Informed decisions. We believe innovation is a challenge, a spur for growth and an opportunity to empower organizations. We aspire to deliver tangible value by building sustainable technology solutions which enable to our customers to achieve their goals and objectives. We offer terminology standardization, mapping, consulting and training services to help healthcare organizations and application vendors implement standard terminologies and follow terminology best practices. Our Out of the Box product ‘Hive Healthcare Insights’ help organizations to solve their business and technological problems. Following is a comprehensive list of our Healthcare Products Portfolio: H-DIF: Healthcare Data & Information Framework XIGT: Xtended Information Governance Toolkit HiveHI: Hive Healthcare Insight An Out of the Box product which offers cost-effective and comprehensive Data Warehouse Modernization & Advanced Analytics solutions to provide a foundation for insight and analysis to help make more insightful business decisions, take bold actions, and execute quickly and supports Information and Data Governance Data Models Business Catalogue Master Data Management Master Patient Index Location Hive Wait Times (H-WT) Hive Operating Theatres Analytics (H-OTA) Hive Enterprise Performance Management (H-EPM) In addition, Hive Healthcare Insight offers comprehensive solutions in the space of the Data Warehouse Modernization & Advanced Analytics: Enterprise Data Lake/Hub Enterprise Information Hub Internet of Things (IOT) Artificial Intelligence (AI) Machine Learning (ML) Data Mining/Data Science Location Intelligence (LI) SNOMED CT-enabled solutions A product, XIGT (Extended Information Governance Toolkit) which is a unified Service Oriented Architectural repository platform and ISO 11179 compliant supporting Information and Data Management solutions. XIGT supports Hive-Healthcare product component ‘Business Catalogue aka Data Dictionary’ which includes over 20,000 Healthcare terminologies concepts and business terms. XIGT specializes in Healthcare semantic interoperability standards and terminology standardisation that integrates various standard and local terminologies, including SNOMED CT, LOINC, RxNorm, CPT, ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, the ICD-10 code sets. Scope of services Analytics, Clinical coding, Clinical documentation, EHR, EMR, Middleware Downloadable documents Office Unit 9a, Plato Business Park Damastown Dublin Dublin Dublin 15 Ireland http://hive-worx.com Contact details Muhammad Zubair Qureshi Chief Executive Officer +353 1 853 7318 Ext. 318 muhammad.zubair@hive-worx.com Regions where operational Asia, Europe, Global

SNOMED CT is the main clinical terminology in Helseplattformen EHR representing diagnoses, patient nursing plans and medication. This enables closed loop medication, advanced clinical decision support, and efficient reporting to health registries by FHIR profiles. SNOMED CT is a primary factor for interoperability across different operating systems and to bridge primary and secondary health care services. Back View Map Helseplattformen SNOMED CT: An engine for data driven healthcare services in Central Norway Read More Country / Region EMEA Tags Clinical Practice, Data quality, EHDS (European Health Data Space), Implementation, Innovation SNOMED CT is the main clinical terminology in Helseplattformen EHR representing diagnoses, patient nursing plans and medication. This enables closed loop medication, advanced clinical decision support, and efficient reporting to health registries by FHIR profiles. SNOMED CT is a primary factor for interoperability across different operating systems and to bridge primary and secondary health care services. Description Since 2019, the implementation of the Helseplattformen Electronic Health Record (EHR) has been underway, heralding a significant leap in healthcare technology within the Central Norway region. This system is built on the foundation of Epic Electronic Patient Journal (EPJ). In May 2022, Trondheim municipality was the first to use the new EHR system. Today Helseplattformen is operative for 39200 health workers, 9 hospitals, 34 municipalities, 71% of the population in Central Norway, 2 GP offices, 2 emergency care centers, all hospital labs and pharmacies. Helseplattformen EHR utilizes SNOMED CTs hierarchal structure (disorder, finding, procedure (to some extent), substance, body structure) to facilitate a wide range of functionality. From diagnose making, registering patient nursing plans, a closed-loop medication management system, clinical decision support and allergy warnings to efficient reporting to health registries by FHIR profiles. SNOMED CT provides Helseplattformen EHR with a solution to interoperate across different operating systems and bridge primary and secondary health care services. Scope SNOMED CT is the only terminology/ standard with the potential to enable us to interoperate across different operating systems and bridge primary and secondary health care services. How SNOMED CT will be used Helseplattformen EHR utilizes SNOMED CTs hierarchal structure. Disorder, finding, procedure (to some extent), substance, body structure hierarchies are used to facilitate a wide range of functionality in the system. From diagnose making by doctors, registering patient nursing plans, a closed-loop medication management system, clinical decision support and allergy warnings to efficient reporting to health registries by FHIR profiles. 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

Finland National Institute for Health and Welfare joins SNOMED International as the organization's 36th Member Back 19 Dec 2018 Back London, United Kingdom, Dec. 19, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SNOMED International and the Finnish National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL) are pleased to announce that Finland has joined the organization as its thirty-sixth Member. Finland, one of the leading nations in the area of information and communication technology, has set the development of eHealth technologies as a high priority and has quickly become a pioneer in digital health. Its largest national digital healthcare project, the Kanta Service, i.e. the National Archive of Health Information, is one of the most comprehensive systems of its kind globally, covering already the entire Finnish public healthcare sector as well as most of the private sector. The development of Kanta Service began around 2005, and the first laws concerning the digital service were enacted in 2007. A prerequisite to this being the development of information systems and standards and particularly their usability. The Kanta Service is a collaborative undertaking among the Social Insurance Institution of Finland (Kela), the National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, and various social and healthcare organizations. As the newest SNOMED International Member, Finland will leverage SNOMED CT’s structured clinical vocabulary to structure its Kanta Service and realize improvements in how clinical data is recorded, analyzed and reported on for the benefit of patient care. Finland’s commitment to SNOMED CT sets a foundation for clinical data to be exchanged accurately and consistently across Finnish health and social care settings, further extending the reach of structured clinical terminology throughout the European region. To make best use of SNOMED CT with available resources, Finland has chosen not to translate the whole terminology. Instead, the aim is to focus on two national reference sets that meet local needs in areas where there is international experience and models showing implementation success. The first target is an obvious one: standardizing the terminology and codes for anatomic pathology in the clinical laboratories. Finnish pathology laboratories have used SNOMED 2 since 1980’s. But lack of coordination eventually resulted in several dialects and variance between hospitals. Now the ongoing project aims at national reference set to help the biobanks, regional and national quality registers and structured reporting on individual patient basis. The other chosen application for SNOMED CT is patient problem list. Finland decided to use CORE Problem List as foundation for the local effort. CORE Problem List originated from a respectable group of medical institutions in the U.S. and is maintained by the National Medical Library thus making the acceptance of the reference set by clinicians so much easier. The ongoing project translates terminology into Finnish and when finished will cover terms for both professionals and patients. Our aim is to have these first two applications ready at the first half of 2020. SNOMED CT National Release Center will gradually take off during 2019 and 2020 to meet the needs for services and support during SNOMED CT local implementations. SNOMED CT NRC will be essential part of THL Code Service. SNOMED CT is the world’s most comprehensive health terminology. Founded in 2007 by nine charter nations, SNOMED International is a not-for-profit, member-owned and driven international organization. CEO, Don Sweete, is excited to add Finland to SNOMED International’s European Member base. “Finland’s leading-edge digital expertise stems from years as leaders of the information technology and communications industry.” Since then, the strong Finnish ICT experience has permeated nearly every industrial sector including health. Digital health technology is certainly one of the most compelling and promising of these fields with the Kanta Service, and Finland’s commitment to adopting SNOMED CT’s clinical terminology to support care delivery, data analysis and research is encouraging.” Finland is the twenty-third country in the Europe, Middle East and African region (EMEA) to join SNOMED International, strengthening the position of the area for increased interoperability amongst its regional and international counterparts as was echoed in the 2017 ASSESS CT report. To learn more about SNOMED International and SNOMED CT, visit www.snomed.org . To learn more about Finnish healthcare visit https://thl.fi/en/web/information-management-in-social-welfare-and-health-care . For more information on Kanta services visit http://www.kanta.fi/en .

Clinical Architecture Back Clinical Architecture Vendor Overview Clinical Architecture is the leading provider of healthcare terminology management solutions. While healthcare market forces and regulatory requirements have elevated the importance of managing information as coded data, or terminology, traditional tools and methods have not evolved to meet the challenge. Our innovative software solutions comprehensively address the management, distribution and utilization of the terminologies, unstructured text and clinical knowledge that drive healthcare. We believe improving the quality and efficacy of clinical information will have a profound effect on care delivery, reducing healthcare costs and improving patient outcomes. SNOMED CT-enabled solutions Symedical Content Cloud Scope of services Clinical coding, Clinical documentation Downloadable documents SYMEDICAL® - A Single Source for Healthcare Data Quality Office 11611 N. Meridian St. 5th Floor Carmel IN 46032 USA http://clinicalarchitecture.com/ Contact details Marck DuBois EVP Sales (317) 853-1080 marck_dubois@clinicalarchitecture.com Regions where operational Global

In this project, we aimed to enhance the structural and semantic interoperability and secondary usability of clinical data by mapping structured elements from our Electronic Health Record (KWS) to SNOMED CT and FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) standards. The overarching goal was to prepare our EHR for meaningful data exchange with other systems, while unlocking the potential for reusing structured clinical data for research, quality monitoring, and organizational analytics. We focused on data elements already captured in a structured way within the EHR and aligned them with appropriate FHIR resources. These included: * Medical procedures (both surgical and non-surgical) * Imaging procedures * Laboratory * Nursing observations and procedures * Diagnoses (goal= SNOMED CT as primary language) We identified the relevant data elements within the FHIR resource that contribute to the term's semantic expression and are widely applicable. This enabled us to define FHIR-based templates tailored to our context—serving both as a mapping guide and as a foundation for generating valid FHIR resources. FHIR data elements were then semantically enriched using SNOMED CT codes. This ensured that clinical meaning was preserved, even in scenarios where precoordinated SNOMED CT concepts were unavailable. Much of the semantic mapping occurs in the background, ensuring minimal impact on the end-user workflow. This initiative demonstrated that thoughtful, context-aware mapping of EPD data to international standards is both feasible and valuable. It provides a strong foundation for improved data exchange, semantic interoperability, and meaningful reuse of clinical data across healthcare and research ecosystems. Back View Map UZ Leuven (3 of 3) Data Capabilities: SNOMED CT and FHIR as a foundation for an interoperable standardised EPD Read More Country / Region EMEA Tags Collaboration, Data quality, Global/International, Implementation, Mapping, Patient safety In this project, we aimed to enhance the structural and semantic interoperability and secondary usability of clinical data by mapping structured elements from our Electronic Health Record (KWS) to SNOMED CT and FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) standards. The overarching goal was to prepare our EHR for meaningful data exchange with other systems, while unlocking the potential for reusing structured clinical data for research, quality monitoring, and organizational analytics. We focused on data elements already captured in a structured way within the EHR and aligned them with appropriate FHIR resources. These included: * Medical procedures (both surgical and non-surgical) * Imaging procedures * Laboratory * Nursing observations and procedures * Diagnoses (goal= SNOMED CT as primary language) We identified the relevant data elements within the FHIR resource that contribute to the term's semantic expression and are widely applicable. This enabled us to define FHIR-based templates tailored to our context—serving both as a mapping guide and as a foundation for generating valid FHIR resources. FHIR data elements were then semantically enriched using SNOMED CT codes. This ensured that clinical meaning was preserved, even in scenarios where precoordinated SNOMED CT concepts were unavailable. Much of the semantic mapping occurs in the background, ensuring minimal impact on the end-user workflow. This initiative demonstrated that thoughtful, context-aware mapping of EPD data to international standards is both feasible and valuable. It provides a strong foundation for improved data exchange, semantic interoperability, and meaningful reuse of clinical data across healthcare and research ecosystems. Description This project focused on enabling semantic interoperability and secondary data usability of clinical data within our hospital's Electronic Health Record (EHR) system, KWS. We mapped existing structured clinical content to SNOMED CT and aligned relevant elements with FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) standards. The project covered various clinical domains, including diagnoses, medical procedures, imaging, laboratory, and nursing observations and procedures. Our aim was twofold: to prepare the EHR for interoperable, standards-based data exchange and to enable meaningful reuse of clinical data for research, quality improvement, and organizational analytics. We developed context-aware FHIR templates that served as both a technical guide and a tool for generating structured FHIR resources enriched with SNOMED CT concepts. Scope SNOMED CT was selected for its comprehensive clinical scope, standardized structure, and robust international interoperability, making it the most widely adopted clinical terminology system globally. As the mandated national standard in Belgium, its adoption aligns with strategic guidance from national healthcare bodies such as the eHealth Platform, while also ensuring seamless alignment with international standards such as HL7, ICD, and LOINC. This dual compliance guarantees consistency with both national policy and global healthcare interoperability frameworks, fostering cross-border data exchange and collaboration. SNOMED CT provides a semantically rich and precise foundation for representing clinical data, making it ideal for structured health information exchange across diverse healthcare systems worldwide. Its capacity for both pre- and post-coordination enables flexibility in mapping a wide range of clinical scenarios, supporting multilingual and multicultural healthcare environments. Furthermore, its deep integration with FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) ensures future-proof, standards-based infrastructure, facilitating compliance with evolving digital health regulations. This interoperability enhances secondary uses of data, such as (international) research collaborations, global health surveillance, quality benchmarking, and advanced analytics across the healthcare ecosystem. By adopting SNOMED CT, Belgium not only strengthens its national health data infrastructure but also positions itself as an active participant in the global digital health landscape, enabling cross-border patient care, interoperable EHR systems, and worldwide clinical research initiatives. How SNOMED CT will be used SNOMED CT is used to semantically enrich the structured data elements identified within the FHIR resource that contribute to the term's semantic expression and are widely applicable. Each FHIR template was designed to incorporate relevant SNOMED CT codes at appropriate data points, ensuring that the clinical intent and meaning are preserved during data exchange. For domains where precoordinated SNOMED CT concepts were insufficient, post-coordination was explored and selectively applied. The use of SNOMED CT occurs primarily in the background (for medical procedures, imaging, laboratory results, and nursing observations and procedures), allowing clinical workflows to remain unaffected. Our hospital has adopted SNOMED CT as the default and standard terminology for diagnosis coding in the problem list. While some medical disciplines are already successfully using SNOMED CT, we are taking an incremental approach to implementation across all departments, with full hospital-wide adoption targeted for completion by the end of 2026. 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

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Bahmni + SNOMED CT creates an open-source digital health tool that demonstrates how Electronic Medical Records can leverage and benefit from SNOMED CT for the benefits of patients and citizens. Bahmni + SNOMED CT Bahmni + SNOMED CT has developed an open SNOMED CT module for the Bahmni open-source electronic medical record and hospital information system. A product created for resource-constrained environments, Bahmni + SNOMED CT aligns with SNOMED International's vision of enabling better patient care globally. Explore Bahmni + SNOMED CT Bahmni + SNOMED CT is a joint initiative that has developed a SNOMED CT module for integration with Bahmni's open source Electronic Medical Record. Serving the clinical terminology needs of lower digitally mature countries, Bahmni + SNOMED CT delivers access to SNOMED CT, without a fee. Bahmni + SNOMED CT demonstrates how SNOMED CT's standardized clinical terms can be used by open source EMRs for efficient exchange of clinical information among disparate healthcare systems. Bahmni + SNOMED CT resources Bahmni + SNOMED CT features Search and save diagnosis in Bahmni ● Clinicians can search for SNOMED terms for diagnosis or conditions ● Bahmni returns SNOMED terms in search result ● Clinician can select a term and save the same in Bahmni ● Clinicians can view the saved diagnosis in patient dashboard Clinical Decision Support System ● Clinicians are notified with an alert when Drug-Diagnosis interaction is contraindicated ● Clinicians can accept the alert and make changes to medication or ●Clinicians can choose to dismiss the alert by providing reason for dismissal (only in case of critical alerts) Diagnosis reports ● Clinicians can generate diagnosis count reports based on SNOMED terms ● Report feature can be accessed under the report module in Bahmni ● Clinicians need to select the duration for the report and mode of display ● Bahmni displays the patient count report based on gender ● Advantage of using SNOMED Terms? The hierarchical structure of clinical terms in SNOMED helps Bahmni to identify and display the descendants of the diagnosis along with the diagnosis itself. Form Builder ● Users can customize sets of questions according to their requirements to record patient’s responses ● SNOMED CT is leveraged to provide the list of responses to a given question ● Once saved and published, forms are used by clinicians to record patient responses ● Clinicians can also generate a report on the patients’ responses under reports module ● Advantage of using SNOMED Terms? Using SNOMED terms helps in standardizing the responses from the patient, so that it can be easily exchanged with other EHR systems, hence improving patient healthcare Learn about the initiative Learn more about the Bahmni and SNOMED CT project. For more detailed technical information, click here to learn more about the project objectives, scope, phases, technical architecture and status of the Bahmni + SNOMED CT integration. Local deployment guide Click here to access the steps to setup up SNOMED-enabled integration of Bahmni with SNOMED Terminology Server over FHIR in a local machine. Demonstration videos Recording diagnosis and displaying reports CDSS alert notifications for drug-diagnosis interaction with SNOMED CT COVID-19 form deisgning and recording data using SNOMED CT terms Procedure setup in Bahmni using SNOMED CT value set Explore the test environment Follow the below links to access the test environment: Development environment User Guidance: Go to CLINICAL section. Default credentials: superman/Admin123 Contact us Please submit your questions to info@snomed.org. About Bahmni Bahmni is an easy to use electronic medical record and hospital system geared at low resource settings. It combines and enhances existing open source products into a single solution. ‣Used in 50+ countries, with over 500+ implementations ‣Open Source, Open System, Open Community ‣Preferred EHR/HIMS solution in many countries in Asia and Africa ‣Strategic asset for Large Humanitarian Organizations Learn more The Future of Bahmni + SNOMED CT The next phase of the SNOMED CT module will deliver: Enhanced Clinical Decision Support use-cases for drug-to-drug interactions and drug dosage checking Improved HL7 FHIR compatibility, integration with a new micro FHIR terminology server Integration with the SNOMED CT data analytics tool, and, Integrated WHO ICD-10 reporting capability. Bahmni + SNOMED CT About Bahmni Resources Future plans

At the Department of Public Health and Primary Care of Ghent University, Belgium, a three-pronged project (SNOClass) has started to map core sets of SNOMED CT concepts (relevant for primary care) to the International Classification of Primary Care (ICPC-3), as well as to ICF and ICHI. This project is an initiative of the Belgian Health Terminology Center, started in January 2025 and spanning over 12 months. ICPC-3 is a classification method for primary care encounters, developed by the WONCA International Classification Committee (WICC). ICPC-3 supports primary care clinicians coding of a patient's reason(s) for encounter, symptoms and complaints, diagnoses, health problems, functioning, environmental factors, personal factors related to health and processes. A map from SNOMED CT to ICPC-2 existed until January 2019 when it was deprecated after WONCA confirmed the map was no longer maintained and was focusing on successor ICPC-3, an edition providing more comprehensive coverage of functioning and social issues domains that are important in primary care.[J3] Currently, there is no automated method to map SNOMED CT to ICPC-3. This is important to address to optimize the quality of the mapping. This work is supported by the WHO Collaborating Centre on Family Medicine and Primary Health Care, in collaboration with the Department of Rehabilitation and Units of Family Medicine and Medical Informatics. Back View Map Ghent University (1 of 2) SNOClass: A project on mapping SNOMED CT to the International Classification of Primary Care (ICPC-3) in Belgium Read More Country / Region EMEA Tags Clinical Practice, Implementation, Mapping, Research, Tooling At the Department of Public Health and Primary Care of Ghent University, Belgium, a three-pronged project (SNOClass) has started to map core sets of SNOMED CT concepts (relevant for primary care) to the International Classification of Primary Care (ICPC-3), as well as to ICF and ICHI. This project is an initiative of the Belgian Health Terminology Center, started in January 2025 and spanning over 12 months. ICPC-3 is a classification method for primary care encounters, developed by the WONCA International Classification Committee (WICC). ICPC-3 supports primary care clinicians coding of a patient's reason(s) for encounter, symptoms and complaints, diagnoses, health problems, functioning, environmental factors, personal factors related to health and processes. A map from SNOMED CT to ICPC-2 existed until January 2019 when it was deprecated after WONCA confirmed the map was no longer maintained and was focusing on successor ICPC-3, an edition providing more comprehensive coverage of functioning and social issues domains that are important in primary care.[J3] Currently, there is no automated method to map SNOMED CT to ICPC-3. This is important to address to optimize the quality of the mapping. This work is supported by the WHO Collaborating Centre on Family Medicine and Primary Health Care, in collaboration with the Department of Rehabilitation and Units of Family Medicine and Medical Informatics. Description The aim is to develop a mapping between SNOMED CT concepts relevant for primary care and the third edition of the International Classification of Primary Care (ICPC-3). To select relevant SNOMED CT subsets, two approaches have been explored. The first approach was based on the SNOMED CT hierarchy (semantic) tags, but with limited benefits. As the ICPC-3 classification is about General Practice, almost all SNOMED CT domains and hierarchy tags were relevant. With this approach, the total amount of concepts was reduced by 30%, from 370.931 to 258.926 concepts. To further narrow it down, a second approach was explored, which consisted in reusing existing mappings: 3BT and the General Practitioner Reference Set (GP-Refset). * 3BT (Bilingual Biclassified Belgian Thesaurus) is an interface terminology of Belgian general practice. More than 51.000 lexical entries have been collected based on daily practice frequency of use and given a unique IBUI (Belgian Unique Identifier) code and corresponding ICD10 and ICPC-2 codes. * GP-Refset project selected the top 11.000 lexical entries. An exact match to a SNOMED CT concept was possible for 5.308 entries. These have then been matched to 548 out of approximately 1300 ICPC-2 codes. These codes are further specified by adding an ICD-10 code. Between ICPC generations, a published conversion table of ICPC-2 to ICPC-3 (and 1) provides a bidirectional map. Building on these previous projects, 5046 lexical entries are already matched to 4160 SNOMED CT concepts, ICPC-2 codes and ICD-10 codes. The next step will be to identify among the selected SNOMED CT terms the ones that provide at a high level of aggregation an exact one-to-one match with the ICPC-3 classes, and a lower level of aggregation with the ICPC-3 inclusion terms. These exact one-to-one matches between SNOMED CT and ICPC-3, suggested by the previous computerized procedures will be validated by a blinded team of coding experts, with a third reviewer for consensus in case of disagreement. Results of this project will contribute to the Belgian GP-Refset, to a legacy conversion table to modernize the historical epidemiological datasets, and to a modern sophisticated terminological support tool for high quality end-user data entry at the point-of-care, allowing data entry once, and multiple use afterwards. Scope SNOMED CT is the most comprehensive and systematically organized reference terminology globally. It provides codes, terms, synonyms and definitions used in clinical recording of data across all healthcare sectors. Also in Belgium, SNOMED CT is used as the interface in some electronic health records. How SNOMED CT will be used This project approaches SNOMED CT as a terminology used in electronic health [J1] records and is working on mapping it to the International Classification Primary Care (ICPC-3) to produce epidemiologically relevant data from GPs registration of patient encounters. Given the different granularities of the resources, mapping from SNOMED CT (more than 370.000 concepts) to ICPC-3 (more than 1.300 classes) implies considering 3.000 times more concepts than mappings in the opposite direction (from SNOMED CT to ICPC-3). A high number of mappings from several SNOMED CT concepts to one ICPC-3 class (many-to-one) is expected, as well as mappings at a higher level of aggregation and a lower level of granularity. 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

Description of the work process in Stockholm for a regional standard for tubes, drains and catheters as well as fluid balance. This standard has been implemented in two health care information systems with an existing integration between the main electronic health record system and the PDMS used in intensive, neonatal, postoperative and anesthesia care. Lessons learned from Snomed CT terminology binding and integration process enabling transfer of info from PDMS to main EHR system. Back View Map Karolinska University Regional standard and terminology binding for Tubes, Drains, Catheters, and Fluid Balance: A Unified Framework for Medical Practice and Communication Read More Country / Region EMEA Tags Clinical Practice, Implementation, Mapping, Patient safety Description of the work process in Stockholm for a regional standard for tubes, drains and catheters as well as fluid balance. This standard has been implemented in two health care information systems with an existing integration between the main electronic health record system and the PDMS used in intensive, neonatal, postoperative and anesthesia care. Lessons learned from Snomed CT terminology binding and integration process enabling transfer of info from PDMS to main EHR system. Description The scope was to create a regional standard for documentation of tubes, drains, catheters and fluid balance to enable a common terminology between the systems, facilitate documentation and information transfer between systems and enhance quality improvement and research. Scope In Stockholm we have a strategy which states that SNOMED CT shall be used as the main terminology standard for clinical information. How SNOMED CT will be used In the project conceptual models were created which were then used as a basis for SNOMED CT terminology binding. The standard, conceptual models and terminology binding can also be utilised for future integrations. 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

The IPS Terminology at SNOMED International The International Patient Summary Terminology SNOMED International has committed to extend the core of SNOMED CT to deliver an open, standalone IPS Terminology to support the scope of content within the IPS. Download The International Patient Summary The IPS is an electronic health record extract containing essential healthcare information for use in the unscheduled, cross-border care scenario, as well as for local, regional and other care scenarios. It is a standardized set of basic clinical data that includes the most important health and care related facts required to ensure safe and secure healthcare. This minimal and non-exhaustive set of data elements have been defined by ISO/EN 17269 and delivered by HL7 in both CDA and FHIR using a curated set of SNOMED CT terms. Learn about the IPS What is the IPS Terminology? Unlike SNOMED International’s Global Patient Set which is a flat list of SNOMED CT codes and terms, the IPS Terminology will provide implementers with an open product that can be used in healthcare solutions using the power of SNOMED CT through its query language and hierarchies for the specified scope. Use of the IPS Terminology will allow for more effective use of clinical data analytics and decision support, and for Artificial Intelligence applications. Read the User Guide First name* Position* Email* Organization or Company* Country Which of the following best describes your organization?* Licensed Use This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Opt-In / Opt-Out We would like to keep you informed about updates or changes to the International Patient Set. If you would like to receive this information via email please indicate your preference below. You can change this preference in the future by using the unsubscribe, manage notifications or opt out options in the footer of our emails. We will only use your email address to send you information you have requested. We will never pass on your information to other companies for marketing or other purposes without your explicit permission. Choose an option I have reviewed and acknowledge SNOMED International's Privacy Policy Submit Download the IPS Terminology Please register your use of SNOMED International’s International Patient Summary Terminology Learn more JIC Collaboration for IPS Learn more about the SDOs progressing the IPS Learn more About the IPS Learn more about the International Patient Summary Contact us Submit your questions to info@snomed.org and subscribe to remain up to date on developments regarding SNOMED International's IPS Terminology. The International Patient Summary What is the IPS Terminology? Download the IPS Terminology

SNOMED CT Certification is now available for Authoring Level 1 Back 23 Oct 2019 Back SNOMED International has launched a new certification program to acknowledge high quality SNOMED CT authoring capabilities in the community. The new SNOMED CT authoring level 1 certification recognizes competence in performing basic SNOMED CT authoring tasks. This certification is valid for 3 years, and will be a prerequisite for advancing to the SNOMED CT authoring level 2 course and certification. How do I get certified? To achieve this certification, candidates must pass the authoring level 1 certification exam. This exam requires candidates to demonstrate the authoring level 1 competencies in a securely proctored online environment. Are there prerequisites? Before enrolling in the certification exam, candidates must have passed the SNOMED CT foundation course. We also recommend that you complete the SNOMED CT authoring level 1 course, as this course was designed to prepare you for the exam. How do I enrol? To enrol in any SNOMED CT course or certification exam, please visit the SNOMED CT course catalogue at https://courses.ihtsdotools.org .

The country’s Ministry of Health and Wellness will act as the National Release Centre (NRC) for the country. Belize The country’s Ministry of Health and Wellness will act as the National Release Centre (NRC) for the country. Contact Details Belize Ministry of Health and Wellness Website: TBD Email: TBD Appointed Representatives General Assembly: Andrei Chell Member Forum: Russel Manzanero & Juan Carlos Sarabia News articles Belize advances its digital health goals with the adoption of SNOMED CT Belize’s adoption of SNOMED CT is part of its efforts to digitize and modernize its healthcare delivery services. In 2022, the country announced the digital transformation of its health sector via a European Union-funded Health Sector Support Programme Belize Project to develop and implement a Clinical Data Exchange Platform to enable interconnectivity and interoperability between various different platforms such as Belize's Health Information System (BHIS). In June 2024, the Belize Ministry of Health and Wellness announced it was seeking Inter-American Development Bank funding for further integration of digital technologies as part of its work to strengthen the BHIS and develop a more comprehensive framework for telemedicine, starting with a pilot program focused on mental health services. The country’s Ministry of Health and Wellness will act as the National Release Centre (NRC) for the country. NRCs serve as the interface between SNOMED International, the national users and Affiliates, and other Members. 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