Fee exemptions Fee exemptions may be applied for SNOMED CT deployments in non-Member territories. Low income country, development, qualifying research projects and humanitarian or charitable uses are among those available for fee exemption. Low-income countries Please refer to the SNOMED International Affiliate License and the World Bank Country Income Categories to determine if your country is designated as Band E. Contact us Do you have questions about SNOMED International membership, licensing or fee exemptions? For a fee calculation or estimate, please contact info@snomed.org with information about your intended use. Other modes of deployment e.g. web applications and browsers, will require special permission and fees applied. Access the help center Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe Locate your territory band Follow the link below and select your country. Your income level will appear on the right hand side of the page Locate your territory band Development licenses Fee structure for Commercial Development Please contact info@snomed.org if your non-Member country or organization is interested in obtaining a SNOMED CT development license. Qualifying research projects Offered strictly to encourage the use of SNOMED CT in non-commercial research that contributes to broadening our collective understanding and knowledge base. Research projects must not be intended for commercial end use. To apply for a fee waiver, please write to info@snomed.org and send a formal, signed letter on official letterhead/stationery addressed to the SNOMED International CEO. It should be signed by a representative of the university, research organization or other appropriate body, and contain the following information: Description of the project Names of the project leader and any other stakeholders involved Project end date Expected outcomes Your application will be reviewed and if successful, a fee waiver agreement will be issued. You will be obliged to report your project progress, findings and any implementations on an annual basis. All users of the product containing SNOMED CT, will be required to obtain a license. Any programs/material encoded with SNOMED CT will be deemed as SNOMED International's property. Humanitarian or charitable use Offered strictly to not for profit organizations who would like to use SNOMED CT non-commercially, for the betterment of people living in rural areas and/or poorer countries. To apply for a fee waiver, please complete and sign this form and submit it to info@snomed.org . Requested information includes: The nature and scope of proposed SNOMED CT use. The product/service in which SNOMED CT would be used. The time frame for deployment. The results you hope to achieve through this work. Information about how you will monitor/evaluate progress. Information about any fees you will charge to health professionals (or others) for the use of SNOMED CT or the product/service in which it is used. Any other facts that you feel would be relevant for consideration. Your application will be reviewed and, if successful, a public good agreement will be issued. You will be obliged to report your project progress, findings and any implementations on an annual basis. All users of the product containing SNOMED CT, will be required to obtain a license. Low-income countries Development licenses Qualifying research projects Humanitarian or charitable use

Learn about our release cycle, request changes to SNOMED CT, create your own content, and find information on maps to other terminologies and available translations. Use SNOMED CT Learn about our release cycle, request changes to SNOMED CT, create your own content, and find information on maps to other terminologies and available translations. Maps to other terminologies and code systems SNOMED CT is a terminology that can cross-map to other international terminologies, classifications and code systems. Maps are associations between particular concepts or terms in one system and concepts or terms in another system that have the same (or similar) meaning. The purpose of mapping is to provide a link between one international terminology, classification and code system and another in order to obtain a number of benefits. These include: Data reuse: SNOMED CT based clinical data can be reused to report statistical and management data using other terminologies, classifications and code systems Retention of the value of data when migrating to newer database formats and schemas Avoidance of entering data multiple times and the associated risk of increased cost and errors Interoperability among international terminologies, classifications and code systems Learn about SNOMED CT maps Release information SNOMED International maintains a rigorous product release schedule. Managing the release cycle encompasses the planning, scheduling and controlled deployment of new and changed release artefacts into production environments. The detailed management of all parts of the delivery lifecycle of hardware, software and data releases, enables the delivery of high quality products and services. Release information Change or add to SNOMED CT SNOMED CT is a growing, evolving product. Here you can learn about how you can help contribute to making it even stronger. Request a change Translations Apart from the English language primary release format of SNOMED CT (the SNOMED CT International release), a Spanish translation is also available and managed directly by SNOMED International. As SNOMED International's membership continues to grow, many more non-English speaking countries are joining and the desire for translations is increasing. For some, the need for translation may be a barrier to adopting SNOMED CT and becoming a Member of SNOMED International. We therefore support Member translations of SNOMED CT through guidance and financial support. There are also a number of translations that are managed by our Members. These can be accessed through the relevant National Release Center Learn more about translations Collaborative Authoring Collaborative Authoring is SNOMED International's framework for letting people outside the core internal editorial team contribute directly to SNOMED CT content and replaces an earlier initiative called the Consultant Terminologist Program (CTP). SNOMED International has established requirements for external editors which outline the requirements, approval process, and criteria for success for individuals external to SNOMED International to author content directly into the SNOMED CT International release. Learn about Collaborative Authoring Review Requirements Submit a Proposal Namespace identifiers Access the Allocation Policy Access the registry If you are interested in creating your own content or extension, you will need a Namespace Identifier so your content can be associated with you. Namespace application form To get a Namespace Identifier, please fill out a Namespace Identifier Application Form and email it to info@snomed.org . Learn more Release information Release information on SNOMED CT and related products 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 Members Information on our coalition of global Members Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe Release information Maps Change or add to SNOMED CT Collaborative Authoring Namespace identifiers Translations

2021 Annual Report highlights importance of collaboration in achieving the strategic goals of SNOMED International Back 9 May 2022 Back SNOMED International is pleased to announce the release of the organization’s 2021 Annual Report . Titled A collaborative approach to deliver global interoperability , it reflects our efforts and achievements as we continue to work toward realizing our 2020-2025 Strategy. And while the report focuses on the breadth of SNOMED International’s 2021 activities, it also highlights the growing quantity and quality of our many collaborations and their contribution to SNOMED CT. In addition to shining a spotlight on our strong global alliances, the 2021 Annual Report continues the narrative of the SNOMED CT Value Proposition, with the 2021 release of an interactive report on the Case for Investment in the clinical terminology. Detailing how SNOMED CT adds measurable value to a broad range of primary and secondary health processes, the Report showcases how leveraging SNOMED CT encoded data supports the realization of improved patient outcomes. The 2021 Annual Report also outlines the steps taken toward more broadly and actively encouraging our community to participate in developing SNOMED CT. This includes the introduction of community content, a way of “democratizing terminology” by enabling stakeholders to contribute to, and participate in, the ongoing development, maintenance and improvement of SNOMED CT. A changed SNOMED CT delivery model, enabling Members and other users access to the most recent version of SNOMED CT on a monthly basis, a change from the previous twice annual schedule, is another notable milestone. Further, in the area of innovation, the 2021 Annual Report demonstrates how enhancements to SNOMED CT and its supporting tools and resources continue to strengthen advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning to the benefit of our stakeholders. We are proud of all these very concrete achievements and are grateful to the contributions of our ever-expanding global community of practice in advancing the usefulness and pervasiveness of SNOMED CT. Read more about SNOMED International’s 2021 achievements at www.snomed.org . Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

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 Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe 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 International is a “Members-First” organization and our Members play a critical governance role in the direction of the organization. Each Member is entitled to be represented by an individual on the General Assembly, the organization's highest authority. Governance and advisory SNOMED International is a “Members-First” organization and our Members play a critical governance role in the direction of the organization. Each Member is entitled to be represented by an individual on the General Assembly, the organization's highest authority. The Management Board has overall responsibility for the management and direction of SNOMED International. The Management Board, and each Director individually, has a duty to act in a manner which they reasonably believes is in the best interests of the Association. Though elected by the General Assembly, Management Board Directors do not represent their countries. Articles of association Arrangements for governance of the International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation (trading as SNOMED International) and SNOMED CT are specified in the IHTSDO Articles of Association. Version 2.5 Version 2.4 General Assembly The General Assembly is SNOMED International's highest authority. The General Assembly ensures that the purpose, objects and principles of the Association are pursued and that the interests of the organization are safeguarded. The General Assembly makes binding decisions regarding all matters, including the organization's budget and strategy, subject to and in accordance with the provisions of the Articles. View all representatives Meeting minutes Management Board The Management Board has overall responsibility for the management and direction of SNOMED International. The Management Board, and each Director individually, has a duty to act in a manner which they reasonably believe is in the best interests of the organization and is consistent with the pursuit and the protection of our purpose, objects and principles. View all directors Records of discussion Member Forum The Member Forum acts as an advisory body to SNOMED International and optimizes collaboration and coordination among Member countries. It is co-chaired by an elected representative of the Member Forum along with a co-chair from SNOMED International. View all representatives Advisory Advisory Groups conduct specific activities that contribute to the fulfillment of the Management Team’s responsibilities and the organization’s mandate. The AGs are chaired by Management Team members and are agile in nature, given the changing needs and direction of the organization. More information SNOMED CT Expo 2026 The SNOMED CT Expo unites clinical terminology SMEs from around the world Learn more Events Annual Business Meetings, Expo, and SNOMED CT Web Series Learn more Learn more Explore the wide range of resources available to our community of practice Learn more Members Information on our coalition of global Members Learn more Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe Articles of association General Assembly Management Board Member Forum Advisory

Global Patient Set The GPS supports health information interoperability across care settings, systems, organizations and national borders. Download GPS What is the GPS? The GPS is an open, and freely accessible collection of SNOMED CT terms that represent the breadth of the content in the SNOMED CT International Edition to better support core health data exchange, public health reporting, research, and more. GPS offers global access to all SNOMED CT unique identifiers, fully specified names (FSNs), preferred terms in international English, and active/inactive indicators — made available at no cost to users. The GPS does not include SNOMED CT’s relationships, hierarchies and remaining descriptions. GPS resources GPS Implementation Guide The GPS Implementation Guide provides practical implementation guidance for organizations adopting the GPS. It describes how systems can receive SNOMED CT identifiers (for example through HL7 FHIR data structures), treat them as opaque codes, store them alongside the relevant GPS version, and perform basic validation checks. It also outlines governance and operational considerations, including release management, handling inactive concepts, and maintaining locally defined value sets where limited data entry is required. Access the GPS Implementation Guide here. Tooling GPS tooling enables users to refine the GPS for use in systems or implementations, creating smaller, implementer-friendly lists, simplifying access to GPS content. Access the tool Users may learn more about using this tool from the GPS Tools section of the linked Implementation Guide. Licensing The GPS is produced by SNOMED International under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License. Additional information about this license specific to SNOMED International’s release of the GPS: NoDerivatives — If you remix, transform, or build upon the material, you may not distribute the modified material without prior approval from SNOMED International. SNOMED CT is © and ® SNOMED International. The right to maintain the GPS remains vested exclusively in SNOMED International. SNOMED CT® was originally created by the College of American Pathologists. Please review all terms and conditions of use here. Commonly asked questions Access the most commonly asked questions about the GPS here. Topics include: What is the GPS? What it includes and excludes compared to the SNOMED CT International Edition How to access and license it How it may be shared, translated, or modified Typical use cases for implementers GPS in the news March 11, 2026 SNOMED International significantly expands the scope of the Global Patient Set September 30, 2021 Third annual GPS release offers more content and greater utility than ever December 18, 2020 SNOMED International's GPS broadens its global reach September 30, 2020 Broadening patient care and interoperablity with the second release of the GPS March 12, 2020 SNOMED CT content added to the Global Patient Set September 3, 2019 A view into SNOMED CT’s globally recognized clinical terminology with the release of SNOMED International’s Global Patient Set April 19, 2019 Navigating International Patient Care and Interoperability Contact us Submit your questions to gps@snomed.org About the GPS The GPS is an initiative from SNOMED International designed to support the global exchange and use of clinical information encoded with SNOMED CT identifiers. The GPS enables healthcare systems in both SNOMED CT Member and non-Member countries to share, store, and display SNOMED CT–coded data without requiring access to the full SNOMED CT terminology or a licensing agreement. Its primary goal is to improve international interoperability and continuity of care, particularly in cross-border healthcare, global health programmes, and environments where SNOMED CT licensing is not available. GPS Implementation Guide First & last name* Position* Email* Organization or Company* Country Which of the following best describes your organization?* If you plan to translate the GPS, please specify into which language* Licensed Use The GPS is produced by SNOMED International under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 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. 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Imagine hospital notes transforming themselves into research-grade evidence before the night shift ends: built in Oxford, Striata, a SNOMED-powered AI Scientist ingests raw text, de-identifies it, and maps every concept to SNOMED CT (and companion vocabularies) in real time. Once structured, its multi-agent engine sweeps across diagnoses, medications, age, comorbidities, seasonal trends and workflow metrics, plotting hidden patterns, proposing testable hypotheses, running statistics and flagging bias, then hands users publication-ready reports. Early pilots, including Latvia's NHS, show Striata compresses weeks of analyst labour into minutes, turning any ward into a discovery hub without adding to workloads. By fusing large language model reasoning with SNOMED's formal logic it delivers faster scientific discovery, rapid pharmacovigilance, sharper equity audits and instant operational feedback. Back View Map Amorphous AI The Future Is Here: An AI Scientist for Every Hospital Read More Country / Region EMEA Tags Artificial intelligence, Data analytics, EHDS (European Health Data Space), Innovation, Research, Tooling Imagine hospital notes transforming themselves into research-grade evidence before the night shift ends: built in Oxford, Striata, a SNOMED-powered AI Scientist ingests raw text, de-identifies it, and maps every concept to SNOMED CT (and companion vocabularies) in real time. Once structured, its multi-agent engine sweeps across diagnoses, medications, age, comorbidities, seasonal trends and workflow metrics, plotting hidden patterns, proposing testable hypotheses, running statistics and flagging bias, then hands users publication-ready reports. Early pilots, including Latvia's NHS, show Striata compresses weeks of analyst labour into minutes, turning any ward into a discovery hub without adding to workloads. By fusing large language model reasoning with SNOMED's formal logic it delivers faster scientific discovery, rapid pharmacovigilance, sharper equity audits and instant operational feedback. Description Oxford-based Amorphous AI has developed Striata, a cutting-edge multi-agent AI system designed to autonomously transform raw clinical text into actionable insights in real-time. Striata's cooperative AI agents seamlessly perform patient data de-identification, precise SNOMED CT mapping of clinical entities, and execute automated research cycles that include: * Data Exploration ‚ Systematic and deep analysis of clinical data across demographics, timeframes, and disease states. * Dynamic Visualization ‚ Real-time graphical representations that reveal subtle or complex clinical patterns. * Hypothesis Generation ‚ Automatic identification of clinically significant associations, such as medication risks and operational inefficiencies. * Statistical Testing & Bias Detection ‚ Robust validation processes, including successful autonomous detection of intentionally hidden synthetic drug-outcome associations in a specially constructed benchmark dataset. * Automated Reporting ‚ Generation of detailed, regulator-compliant reports covering methodologies, findings, statistical rigor, and identified limitations. In this project, we generated a synthetic dataset containing ground truths, such as associations between drugs and outcomes. We will present results of this benchmark, showcasing Striata's ability to mine complex health data for insights on par with world-class research teams at a fraction of the cost. Scope SNOMED's rich semantic structure provides ideal support for sophisticated, algorithmic reasoning. Internationally recognized standard ensuring interoperability across global healthcare and regulatory bodies. Essential compatibility with EHDS and FHIR standards, enabling healthcare providers to comply seamlessly with emerging European regulations. Frequent and comprehensive updates allow for rapid integration of novel clinical insights and therapeutic interventions. How SNOMED CT will be used Canonical Encoding ‚ Clinical entities, including diagnoses, medications, procedures, and observations, are standardized to SNOMED identifiers, maintaining nuance through advanced post-coordination techniques. Ontology-Based Reasoning ‚Leverages SNOMED's semantic hierarchy and causal relationships to dynamically refine patient cohorts without human-driven rules. Quality Control with Snowstorm ‚Ensures accuracy and quality control of SNOMED mappings, automatically identifying and rectifying discrepancies following SNOMED updates. 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 Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

January 2020 SNOMED CT International Edition release available Back 3 Feb 2020 Back Since the date of issue, this information is now out of date and has been archived. It has been made available for reference. The Production release of the January 2020 SNOMED CT® International Edition is now available. The January 31, 2020 release contains 3,044 new concepts and 39,477 changes, within SNOMED CT’s 350,000+ concepts. This release includes but is not limited to changes in anatomy, quality improvements across other hierarchies, including those changed as part of the organization’s Quality Initiative. Also included are new antigen concepts which will be used in the modeling of vaccine products in future releases. All changes are listed in the January 2020 SNOMED International Release Notes found on the releases page . Also of note, the January 2020 International Edition marks the first release which has been produced from SNOMED International's own terminology server, Snowstorm, a major technical milestone and core focus of the organization’s recently released 2020-2025 organization strategy . Making it a priority to respond to global health concerns and the needs of our Members, the January 2020 SNOMED CT International Edition Release includes new content for countries addressing the novel coronavirus. This is immediately available to Member countries at an important time in tackling the virus. The following new concepts have been added for the January 2020 release: Added concepts all have an additional synonym of 'Wuhan coronavirus' to aid searchability and can be seen in the SNOMED CT browser . Information and resources pertaining to the January 2020 SNOMED CT International Edition release is located on our releases page . If you have any questions about the January 2020 International Edition or have difficulties downloading the files from the distribution site, please contact SNOMED International at support@snomed.org with “January 2020 International Edition release question” in the subject line. Since the date of issue, SNOMED International has made changes to the concept descriptions based on renaming of the virus and syndrome by WHO and ICTV. Please visit https://www.snomed.org/news-and-events/articles/march-2020-interim-snomedct-release-COVID-19 for an udpate on current descriptions. Please note SNOMED CT identifiers and clinical meaning remain unchanged with existing content. Changes will be reflected in the July 31, 2020 SNOMED CT International Edition Release. 840539006|Disease caused by 2019 novel coronavirus (disorder)| 840534001|2019 novel coronavirus vaccination (procedure)| 840544004|Suspected disease caused by 2019 novel coronavirus (situation)| 840536004|Antigen of 2019 novel coronavirus (substance)| 840535000|Antibody to 2019 novel coronavirus (substance)| 840533007|2019 novel coronavirus (organism)| 840546002|Exposure to 2019 novel coronavirus (event)| Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

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. Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe Bahmni + SNOMED CT About Bahmni Resources Future plans

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JIC: Setting the stage for the future Back 7 Jul 2020 Back Since 2007, the Joint Initiative Council (JIC) has been committed to transforming the global healthcare system into one that is digital. The goal is precise, targeting the real-time exchange of information based on full interoperability enabled by global standards. Download our white paper and learn how nine global standards development organisations serving collectively as the JIC are proudly working together to build and continuously refine coordinated global standards that make high-quality data available to the right people, at the right place and time, supporting high-quality healthcare decisions. Stay up to date with JIC updates on Twitter and LinkedIn Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

Croatia prioritizes the quality and structure of ehealth data with SNOMED membership Back 23 Jun 2023 Back SNOMED International and The Croatian Ministry of Health are pleased to announce that the Republic of Croatia has joined SNOMED International. With a population of nearly 4 million, Croatia is the latest European country to join SNOMED International since the March 2022 announcement that the European Union (EU) will provide its Member States with 60 per cent funding towards SNOMED International membership until 2027, via the European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA). “Highly developed with a fully integrated, globalized economy, Croatia made eHealth a priority in its 2021-2027 national health development plan , which is consistent with our comprehensive healthcare reform," says Croatian health Minister Vili Beroš on the occasion of Croatia joining SNOMED International. The goals of the strategy include 36 measures in five categories: improved healthy lifestyles and more effective disease prevention; improvement of the health system; improvement of the model of care for key health challenges; making the health system a desirable place to work; and improving the financial sustainability of the health system. SNOMED CT , the world’s most comprehensive health terminology, is developed, maintained and distributed by SNOMED International, a not-for-profit, member-owned and driven international organization founded in 2007 by nine charter nations. The clinical terminology will play an important role in supporting Croatia in achieving its eHealth goals, particularly those pertaining to improving the healthcare system by supporting greater interoperability and by enabling secondary uses of clinical data such as research and data analysis, providing more insights into patients and care delivery. Moving beyond national borders and connecting to the emerging European Health Data Space , SNOMED CT is poised and positioned to strengthen the secure exchange and interoperability of health data across Europe. “It is encouraging to see the positive impact of the European funding commitment for SNOMED International membership as it contributes to the connectedness of the European digital health landscape,” says SNOMED International CEO Don Sweete. “Joining an active coalition of SNOMED CT adopters, Croatia’s membership recognizes the benefits clinical terminology can produce for the nation’s and broader European Union’s citizens and health systems with a commitment to implementing SNOMED.” “Although the Croatian health system has been one of the leaders among the EU countries in the cross-border exchange of health data, more precisely e-prescriptions and patient summaries, the use of SNOMED CT at the national level will lower barriers for Croatia to join any subsequent EU level initiatives aiming at cross-border exchange and reuse of health data,” says Croatian Minister Beroš. “Recognition of the reform progress of the Croatian health system by the EU and global experts once again confirms that this Government and the health administration are on the right path towards improving the health picture of the nation. All of the above underlines our reform slogan ‘Health comes first’, which most vividly expresses what we are striving for”, concludes Minister Beroš. To learn more about how SNOMED CT can enable achievement of digital health priorities, visit snomed.org . Media inquiries The Croatian Ministry of Health Email: pitajtenas@miz.hr https://zdravstvo.gov.hr SNOMED International Email: comms@snomed.org www.snomed.org Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe