HL7 International and SNOMED International continue long-standing partnership Back 21 Oct 2021 Back London, United Kingdom and Ann Arbor, MI, USA – HL7 International and SNOMED International today announced that they have signed a five-year renewal of their long-standing and productive collaborative relationship. Sharing a common goal of developing and provisioning standards for the exchange of interoperable clinical and related health information, HL7 International and SNOMED International have agreed to target their collaboration to further support the implementation of SNOMED CT in HL7 artefacts, consistent with our mutual commitment to advance global health data interoperability. Per the recently signed agreement, both organizations have extended their commitments to develop projects satisfying the use of SNOMED CT with HL7 Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources, or FHIR®, and other HL7 products. In particular, the two organizations will continue to work together to maintain the HL7 IPS Free Set in line with new requirements and changes to SNOMED CT. As the need for collaboration among global health standards is highlighted, most recently illustrated in the G7 digital health communique , there is more of a need than ever before to continue our efforts and offer solutions to global stakeholders. HL7 CEO Dr. Charles Jaffe, MD, PhD, underscored the significance of this agreement. “The Covid-19 pandemic has greatly heightened the demand for more seamless health data exchange. Our collaboration with SNOMED International is critical to fostering data interoperability. Our long-standing collaboration with SNOMED and the resulting incorporation of SNOMED CT vocabulary within HL7 standards, including FHIR, will advance us to a world in which everyone can access the right data where and when they need it." SNOMED International CEO Don Sweete reflects on the long-standing relationship that both organizations have contributed to and nurtured over the past seven years. “The joint commitment and work produced by our two organizations offers tangible interoperability tools that meet the breadth of content and messaging needs that we are observing globally“ he said. “Collaboration agreements of this nature are an important step in answering the call to action being expressed recently by G7 leaders to address pressing interoperability issues.” Under the agreement, 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. Please visit HL7 International and SNOMED International for more information on this evolving collaboration. Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

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

World Health Organization Back World Health Organization Standards Partner SNOMED International and WHO have experienced a formal collaborative relationship since 2010 when they first entered into a ground-breaking collaborative arrangement that would change the relationship between the two organizations and their respective standards, by enabling users of SNOMED CT to use WHO classifications jointly and interoperably. Additional information The initial focus was on creating a map between SNOMED CT and ICD-10 for global use, taking into account the editorial guidance of both products. The agreement also set out a framework for linking SNOMED CT and ICD-11 so that users who had licenses for both would benefit and over a number of years work was undertaken to develop a methodology for creating this linkage. As WHO focused on delivering ICD-11 Morbidity and Mortality Statistics (MMS), the collaboration work focused on ensuring alignment between SNOMED CT and ICD-11 MMS to facilitate based on implementation targets set by the World Health Assembly for ICD-11 MMS, with SNOMED International members identifing their first priority to be the production of a map from SNOMED CT to ICD-11 MMS. An initial automated map has been produced by SNOMED International and is currently available for review. SNOMED International and WHO remain committed to the overall goal of the original arrangement and are working on developing new ways of moving forward providing a linkage between SNOMED CT and ICD-11. Further information will be available once the collaborative arrangement has been formally revised and mutually agreed by both organizations, with a direction for the collaborative work. Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

Epic Back Epic Vendor Overview Providing electronic health record solutions to healthcare organizations with the patient at the heart. Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe SNOMED CT-enabled solutions We use SNOMED as reference terminology to enable clinical decision support, reporting and patient population grouping. Scope of services Analytics, Chronic disease, Clinical coding, Clinical documentation, EHR, EMR, Lab, Oncology, Order sets, Pharmacy, Telehealth Downloadable documents Office 1979 Milky Way Verona WI 53593 USA www.epic.com Contact details Peg Horner Support Lead; EpicCare Ambulatory 608-777-5793 peg@epic.om Regions where operational Asia, Europe, Global, North America

American Academy of Periodontology & European Federation of Periodontology Back American Academy of Periodontology & European Federation of Periodontology Clinical Partner Effective as of October 1, 2021 for a five-year term, the collaboration struck with the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) and the European Federation of Periodontology (EFP) emerged from the need identified by the SNOMED International Dentistry Clinical Reference Group (CRG) to update and augment the periodontal content in SNOMED CT. To ensure periodontal content within SNOMED CT is in line with current practice, the Dentistry CRG advised incorporation of content from the Classification of Periodontal and Peri-Implant Diseases and Conditions, jointly published by the AAP and the EFP. Additional information About the AAP The American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) represents nearly 8,000 periodontists—specialists in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of inflammatory diseases affecting the gums and supporting structures of the teeth, and in the placement of dental implants. Periodontics is one of twelve dental specialties recognized by the American Dental Association. About the EFP The European Federation of Periodontology (EFP) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting awareness of periodontal science and the importance of gum health. Its guiding vision is “Periodontal health for a better life.” Founded in 1991, the EFP is a federation of 37 national periodontal societies that represents more than 16,000 periodontists, dentists, researchers and oral-health professionals from Europe and around the world. It pursues evidence-based science in periodontal and oral health, promoting events and campaigns aimed at both professionals and the public. Press Release: December 2021: New collaboration with the AAP and EFP boosts the quality and quantity of international dentistry content in SNOMED CT Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

NNIT A/S Back NNIT A/S Vendor Overview NNIT is an experienced and reliable partner for all IT Services, with a proven track record for successful IT implementations to bridge business and IT. NNIT runs critical IT infrastructure and has implemented vital solutions for a broad range of public and healthcare customers. With a broad range of healthcare offerings, NNIT offers to help create value for patients as well as the overall healthcare sector. The competencies of NNIT range from advisory in the pre-production phase to project management in terms of implementation as well as creating operational stability and handling support. With our knowledge of the critical areas of implementation, we can help customers make the right key decisions, execute tasks, train employees, and implement the processes and tools involved in successfully managing all large scale IT implementations. Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe SNOMED CT-enabled solutions NNITs has a long experience of working with SNOMED CT. Our services are focused on supporting your implementation of SNOMED CT ensuring that you maximize your usage of SNOMED CT in relation to your needs. NNIT has a number of senior consultants who can support you in areas of SNOMED CT translation, mapping and content development both when it comes to management and execution. Our highly specialized consultants has extensive backgrounds in the healthcare sector, allowing for NNIT to understand the challenges faced by our customers and to aid all of the personnel in understanding the practical aspects of all implementations. NNIT is also EPIC certified and can provide you with implementation support to make most out of SNOMED CT in your EPIC implementation. Scope of services Clinical coding, Clinical documentation, EHR Downloadable documents Office Østmarken 3A Søborg Copenhagen 2860 Denmark http://www.nnit.com/ Contact details Anna Adelöf Consulting Director +45 30778651 aaef@nnit.com Regions where operational Global

The Norwegian Directorate of Health is a subordinate institution of the Norwegian Ministry of Health and Care Services and is leading the implementation of SNOMED CT in Norway. Norway The Norwegian Directorate of Health is a subordinate institution of the Norwegian Ministry of Health and Care Services and is leading the implementation of SNOMED CT in Norway. Contact Details The Norwegian Directorate of Health Pb 6737 St.Olavs plass 0130 Oslo Norway Telephone: +47 21 49 50 70 Website: ehelse.no Appointed Representatives General Assembly: Alfhild Stokke (Chair Emerita) Member Forum: Trine Angelskår and Beate Kristiansen News articles The Norwegian Directorate of Health also runs the National Release Centre (NRC) which is responsible for the national licensing and use of SNOMED CT in Norway. The NRC is maintaining and distributing the Norwegian extension of SNOMED CT, as well as functioning as a national center of support. More information about SNOMED CT in Norway can be accessed here: https://ehelse.no/english Affiliated licenses can be obtained at https://mlds.ihtsdotools.org/no 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 Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

Syadem and SNOMED International announce release of the Unified Nomenclature of Vaccines Extension Back 8 May 2025 Back SNOMED International and Syadem are pleased to announce the release of the Unified Nomenclature of Vaccines ( NUVA ) Extension. France-based Syadem owns and manages NUVA, a terminology used to capture, interpret, and process records of administered vaccines. SNOMED CT is a comprehensive, multilingual healthcare terminology created for use by healthcare professionals. It enables the care of individuals to be captured in electronic health records, facilitating information sharing, decision support and analytics for safe and effective health information exchange. SYADEM participates in the European Vaccination beyond COVID (EUVABECO) project, which is co-funded by the European Commission under the eU4Health program . By mid 2026, EUVABECO will deliver implementation plans for innovative vaccination practices to EU Member States. The plans will support the operationalization of several tools including a portable European Vaccination Card (EVC). NUVA is the intended code system for documenting administered vaccines in the EVC. The release follows the April 2024 announcement of the formal collaboration between the two organizations, which was formed to facilitate the creation of comprehensive vaccination histories for individuals over time, regardless of the original vaccine source and data format. The partners also agreed to collaborate to integrate NUVA content as an extension in SNOMED International’s Community Content Area, define processes for ensuring content alignment, and, where relevant, include NUVA concepts in the SNOMED CT International Edition. The NUVA Extension includes all of the NUVA vaccine content, including branded products, valences and medicinal product role. It facilitates alignment with, and strengthens access to, vaccine content in a SNOMED CT format, supporting both clinical and regulatory requirements for vaccine information. “Team members from both organizations have made considerable progress in achieving the goals we agreed upon a year ago,” says SNOMED International CEO Don Sweete. “As we watch a growing measles crisis unfold in North America and bird flu continue to spread, we see that the risks to human health from vaccine-preventable illnesses have not diminished in that time, and in fact, continue to increase. Our work together helps ensure the world can respond more quickly and effectively to these ongoing challenges.” “Three years ago, we realized how helpful our NUVA terminology could be to the digital health community and made the decision to offer it as a global common good,” says SYADEM scientific director Jean-Louis Koeck. “SNOMED International immediately grasped the value of that idea and helped us in maturing this solution. Now, with this first release and the constitution of a supporting network of vaccine coding experts through the International Vaccine Codes Initiative (IVC), it becomes a reality.” International Summit on Vaccine Coding & Standards Conference The SNOMED International team participating in the NUVA collaboration work are attending the International Summit on Vaccine Coding & Standards Conference on May 9, 2025, in Bordeaux, France, where the release will be formally announced. Co-organized by the American Immunization Registry Association and Syadem, the event will focus on advancing global vaccine interoperability through the International Vaccine Codes Initiative (IVC) and NUVA. The teams will also provide technical information about the NUVA Extension and alignment with SNOMED CT, and discuss the importance and benefits of the collaboration between the two organizations. For more information about the conference, visit the conference website . View the NUVA extension here . Media Inquiries: SYADEM Timothée Bahuaud Email: tbahuaud@mesvaccins.net SNOMED International Kelly Kuru Email: comms@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

We want to visualise the value creation generated by the implementation of an innovative care pathway for non-communicable diseases in children, using moderate-to-severe asthma as a prototype. More specifically, we want to evaluate the impact of implementing, a next generation pediatric asthma patient journey, which is a digital transformation of an integrated clinical care pathway for moderate-to-severe asthma in young patients, where clinical outcome is the primary focus. Back View Map AZ Delta Value (Co)-Creation in Next Generation Care Trajectories for Children and Young People - Optimizing Pediatric Asthma Outcomes through a Digitally Transformed, Interoperable Care Trajectory. Read More Country / Region EMEA Tags Clinical Practice, Collaboration, Global/International, Implementation, Innovation, Research We want to visualise the value creation generated by the implementation of an innovative care pathway for non-communicable diseases in children, using moderate-to-severe asthma as a prototype. More specifically, we want to evaluate the impact of implementing, a next generation pediatric asthma patient journey, which is a digital transformation of an integrated clinical care pathway for moderate-to-severe asthma in young patients, where clinical outcome is the primary focus. Description The imperative to enhance healthcare for children and young people (CYP) with non-communicable diseases (NCDs) demands innovative, integrated care models. This research delineates the development and prospective evaluation of a 'Next Generation Pediatric Asthma Patient Journey,' a digitally-enabled transformation of an integrated care pathway for moderate-to-severe asthma. Utilizing asthma as a prototypical NCD, we address critical barriers to multi-stakeholder collaboration, notably interoperability challenges and the fragmented integration of digital health tools within existing healthcare ecosystems. Scope The intervention aims to empower CYP with moderate-to-severe asthma on Maintenance and Reliever Therapy (MART) towards enhanced self-management via a virtual asthma clinic. Primary outcomes encompass validated measures of asthma control, medication adherence, self-management capabilities, and quality of life for both patients and caregivers. Healthcare utilization rates will serve as proxies for cost-effectiveness. This study seeks to demonstrate that a digitally integrated care trajectory, underpinned by semantic interoperability, can significantly improve clinical and patient-reported outcomes in pediatric asthma. Beyond the immediate clinical benefits, the project will deliver a scalable, next-generation model for NCD management in CYP, fostering more efficient, streamlined, and patient-centered care, ultimately contributing to improved morbidity, mortality, and resource allocation within pediatric healthcare. How SNOMED CT will be used Our methodology centers on establishing an interoperable data framework across primary, secondary, and tertiary care settings, independent of disparate Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems. This involves the structured, automated capture of multi-modal data from EHRs, digital respiratory technologies (handheld spirometry, smart inhalers), a dedicated mobile health application, and a tele-monitoring platform. A cornerstone of this initiative is the mapping of these diverse data streams to the Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP) Common Data Model (CDM), ensuring standardized representation of patient and disease characteristics, including comorbidities. This approach facilitates the generation of robust real-world evidence. 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

Bitac Back Bitac Vendor Overview BITAC is a “clinical terminology for ehealth" company. We promote health knowledge development, unlocking the power of data through the use of standards. We work with the standards LOINC, ICD10, OMIM and SNOMED CT, providing automatic coding, semantic network and professional services through our SAAS platform, CTMAP, which works as a semantic hub. Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe SNOMED CT-enabled solutions Consultancy services: designing governance models and policies for deployment of SNOMED CT as a reference terminology in a regional health interoperability region or healthcare organization, with heterogeneity in systems (for example, HIS, LIS, RIS), where other output terminologies coexist (for example, LOINC, ICD10, RXNORM, RADLEX). Building subsets for specific chronic conditions to be used in different digital health scenarios: remote patient monitoring / PHR/EHR / DSS related to clinical guidelines / biosurveillance networks. Scope of services Chronic disease, Clinical coding, Clinical documentation, Diagnostic imaging, Drug, EHR, EMR, Lab, Oncology, Pharmacy, Telehealth Downloadable documents Office C/camps i fabres 3-11 Barcelona Barcelona 08006 Spain www.bitac.com Contact details Mireia Rodriguez Naque Cofounder and Business Development manager +34 64967209 /+34 935181351 mireiarn@bitac.com Regions where operational Europe, Global, North America, South America

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 . Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

SNOMED International becomes a member of the Global Alliance for Genomics and Health Back 9 Feb 2017 Back Joining the Global Alliance will allow SNOMED International to deliver against its ongoing commitment to develop SNOMED CT to support the requirements of the Global Genomics community. Being a part of the Global Alliance will offer the opportunity to play an active role in the discussions that are shaping the delivery of Genomics solutions, and also provide access to the most recent discussions relating important clinical domain. Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe