Griha Software Technologies Pvt Ltd Back Griha Software Technologies Pvt Ltd Vendor Overview Healthcare provider has extremely complex and unique data governance and compliance requirements towards service master data. For organizations that operate at a national or international level, ensuring compliance and mitigating the risk of legal liabilities is costly and time consuming. The challenge arises from various quarters between Consultants, Nursing staff, Billing managers, Finance and Operations team owing to specific departmental needs. Consensus based gold quality unique service master data would improve: Redundant free service master Operational efficiency Better Financial visibility and control and avoid revenue leakage. Improved compliance reporting Analytics enabled service master capability for digital transformation. Grihasoft Services: Service Master Consolidation and ongoing data quality management (MDM) of Service Master. Grihasoft SMDM can help large healthcare organizations navigate this unpredictable landscape in several important ways: Define internal policies for requests, data retention, and audits. Outgoing data with specific requirements. Grihasoft’s SMDM handling of structured services has some unique requirements include following steps. Standardization of service description nomenclature Rationalization of service entity under the respective hierarchy (service types, department, sub department) Rationalization of structural hierarchies for service master maintenance Consolidation of services following service name rationalization, identification, and removal of redundancies. Assignment of international classification nomenclature like SNOMED / standards. Grihasoft’s SMDM will ensure Service master data and affiliate’s data sync in real time to give organizations access to a single, trustworthy source of data across complex networks of different HIS and ERP systems across the hospitals. SNOMED CT-enabled solutions Grihasoft is one of the pioneers in providing the SNOMED classification services to hospitals. Grihasoft understands the need and requirement of the hospitals for the coding and provide relevant services to work on specific tasks for clients. SNOMED CT helps the hospitals in the following ways Simplify data governance by centralizing and managing reference data. Enable interoperability and normalize clinical, claims, and administrative data. Optimize your analytics and ensure regulatory compliance, providing analytical solutions that can be customized to your organization’s needs. While SNOMED CT is a comprehensive and multilingual clinical terminology that encompasses a vast array of medical concepts, there are some challenges associated with its use. For one of leading hospital chains in India, Grihasoft was able to map services to SNOMED to create a centralized database which could provide all kinds of insights at a central level even though individual hospitals naming preferences varied. Grihasoft was able to provide a database wherein centralized repository which in turn linked to individual services of hospitals, which helped in Analytics, EHR, Data governance, compliance, etc., Here are some of the challenges: Concept definition issues: SNOMED CT concepts can have multiple definitions, which can lead to confusion and inconsistency in their use. It can be challenging to determine which definition is appropriate for a given context. SNOMED CT is updated regularly, which can make it challenging to maintain consistency across different versions of the terminology. It can be difficult to ensure that all systems are using the same version of SNOMED CT. To identify the classification / terminology to existing services and covering the versioning changes Grihasoft has a specialized team to provide these services which in turn affects the outcome of the hospitals needs By standardizing the way health IT systems terminologies, SNOMED CT enables consistent representations and reproductions of clinical content in EHRs. Other applications can use it for clinical decision support systems, laboratory, emergency room and patient reporting. To ensure that these systems can leverage all that, it’s important to keep up to date with the latest releases, including mapping across other healthcare terminologies. Scope of services Analytics, Clinical coding, Mapping, Terminology Management Downloadable documents Office #466, “SUGRIHA”, 2nd Main, 9th Cross RBI Layout, JP Nagar 7th Phase Bengaluru Karnataka, 560078 India http://www.grihasoft.com/ Contact details Kumar RM Job title - Practice Head-Healthcare Data Services Email - kumar@grihasoft.com Phone : +91 806 741 5606 Regions where operational USA, Asia, Europe, Africa, Middle East, Australia – Global

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's representative to SNOMED International is the National Health Information Center. Saudi Arabia The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's representative to SNOMED International is the National Health Information Center. Contact Details National Health Information Center Olaya St, As Sahafah, Riyadh 13315, Saudi Arabia Website: https://nhic.gov.sa/en/Pages/default.aspx Email: https://nhic.gov.sa/en/Help/Pages/ContactUs.aspx Appointed Representatives General Assembly: Waleed Albahli Member Forum: Noora Althomairy, Saad Alobaili News articles The National Health Information Center (NHIC) has been given the mandate to further digital health and information technology across healthcare sectors in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The NHIC will provide a number of digital health and informatics services. The main objective of NHIC is to contribute to healthcare, and the public health in the kingdom through technology and standards. The NHIC acts as a healthcare hub of digital connectivity, identifies and standardizes health data, build an EHR to ensure national interoperability, adopt and facilitate international coding system and classification standards, contribute to research and statistics, etc. which follows the mandate listed in Saudi royal decree no. 333. The NHIC is responsible for distributing and managing SNOMED CT in Saudi Arabia, while also developing and maintaining its content to meet Saudi Arabian Requirements. Through Membership in SNOMED International, The Kingdom strives to increase patient safety by eliminating errors occurring due to misinterpreted data, while fulfilling our National E- Health Strategy in alignment with the larger healthcare transformation strategy and 2030 Vision. 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

Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics Back Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics Research Partner In June 2022, the Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics (OHDSI) community and SNOMED International formalized their long-time relationship with a five-year collaborative agreement that will benefit both of their user communities. The collaboration provides OHDSI and its user community with comprehensive ontologies on specific healthcare domains and content such as devices, social determinants of health, disease severity scores and modifiers of cancers, as well as better concept definitions and resolutions of composite concepts in large-scale observational research. Additional information Effective April 29, 2022, the collaboration provides OHDSI and its user community with comprehensive ontologies on specific healthcare domains and content such as devices, social determinants of health, disease severity scores and modifiers of cancers, as well as better concept definitions and resolutions of composite concepts in large-scale observational research. In return, OHDSI and its user community can provide SNOMED International with information and feedback on clinical validation, frequency of use data, and validation of SNOMED CT content modeling. Ultimately, continuous feedback shared regarding identified content gaps will benefit both user communities as we move forward together. The collaboration supports SNOMED International’s Member and stakeholder-driven five-year strategy, which includes genomic content collaboration as well as engagement with the research community. The work of OHDSI looks to showcase the use of SNOMED CT for the purposes of data analytics, supporting both healthcare research and audit, with the aim of enhancing healthcare globally. Press Release: June 2022: SNOMED International and international health research network, OHDSI, collaborate to open up new opportunities for their communities

Health Informatics Back Health Informatics Vendor Overview Our mission is to Promote Health Informatics Excellence in Pakistan. We are Pakistani health informaticians working around the world and have established this centre for the purpose of promoting best practices for implementing eHealth. We work directly with our clients through resident staff in 11 countries and specialize in Healthcare, Emergency Services Command & Control Systems, Enterprise Mobile Apps and Geo Spatial Systems. With over 300 experienced Software Developers and Project Managers we are able to undertake complex enterprise product development globally. SNOMED CT-enabled solutions Indici - Primary Care Spectrum - URGENT & UNPLANNED CARE CareMonX™ EMS Suite- Electronic Patient Care Reporting & Data Management Solution CareMonX™CAD- Emergency Dispatch Vivasta - Enhanced Independent Living MIA - Major Incident Alerting PROMMS - Professional Membership Management System Exaro Script - Digital Pen Technology HazIT - Waste Disposal Management System BizNav - Empowering Your Business Process Scope of services Analytics, Chronic disease, Clinical coding, Clinical documentation, Diagnostic imaging, Drug, EHR, EMR, Lab, Middleware, Oncology, Order sets, Pharmacy, Telehealth Downloadable documents Office Vancouver Contact details Abdul Rauf Assistant Director Project 00923335414465 abdul.rauf@valentiatech.com Regions where operational Africa, Asia, Europe, Global, Middle East, North America, Oceania, South America

IHTSDO Appoints New Head of Terminology Back 24 Jun 2015 Back IHTSDO is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. James Case as our new Head of Terminology. Dr. Case joins us on a part time basis from the NLM and will provide leadership across the Content development and Mapping areas which sit within our Products and Services Line of Business. We believe that this appointment will provide mutual benefits to both Organisations. Dr. Case received his MS in Genetics from Stanford University and both his D.V.M. and Ph.D. (Comparative Pathology) from UC Davis. He served as Professor of Clinical Diagnostic Informatics with the California Animal Health and Food Safety Laboratory System at UC Davis from 1986 until 2010. In 1995, his efforts were focused on the development of national veterinary data standards. He has been heavily involved in standards development organizations and currently serves as a member of the Laboratory LOINC committee, co-chair of the Health Level Seven vocabulary work group, Director at large for HL7 and has been a member of the IHTSDO SNOMED CT Content Committee since 2013. He joined the NLM in January 2010, where his primary role has been the development and maintenance of the US extension to SNOMED CT and addition of US content into the International release of SNOMED CT. He is the first veterinarian to be elected to the American College of Medical Informatics.

SNOMED CT global clinical terminology is introduced in Germany Back 24 Mar 2020 Back London, United Kingdom, March 24, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Medical Informatics Initiative (MII) formally announced a relationship with SNOMED International Wednesday March 18, 2020. As of last week, the Federal Ministry of Research has given MII participants nationwide a license to use SNOMED CT. Owned and maintained by SNOMED International, SNOMED CT is the world’s largest clinical terminology, representing a collection of more than 350,000+ clinical concepts and built upon ontological principles and of particular use when applied in research and planning capacities. SNOMED CT’s primary purpose is to support all healthcare professionals in their recording and sharing of detailed patient information within Electronic Health Records (EHRs) and across healthcare communities globally. Its ontological foundations allow SNOMED CT data to support detailed data analytics to meet a variety of use cases from local requirements to population-based analytics. With the help of SNOMED CT, programs can translate different medical terms into an internationally standardized numerical code. In this way, clinical data from different countries can be compared and used for research. This creates the prerequisites for treating diseases more effectively in the future, recognizing them faster and supporting prevention. The networking of routine care data and top medical research has great potential - for better medical treatment and for strengthening Germany as a business and science location. With a strong presence in Europe, MII’s license joins the initiative with 24 Members across Europe in the adoption and use of SNOMED CT. Currently within Germany, there also exist a large number of additional SNOMED CT affiliate licensees, representing a mixture of large vendors and local development licenses which have been provided free of charge for the time limited period of a project. As part of the Medical Informatics Initiative (MII) funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), the terminology standard can now be used nationwide. This “pilot license” will be initially limited to MII participants and project partners. During the course of the agreement, the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) bears applicable license fees. The technology and method platform for networked medical research (TMF e.V.) will serve as the National Release Center and, as the MII coordination point, will organize and support the nationwide cooperation of the MII participants. SNOMED International is pleased to support the use of SNOMED CT throughout Germany and specifically within the Medical Informatics Initiative. CEO Don Sweete offers, “This is an exciting development which will benefit healthcare professionals and patients throughout the country. German licensees are joining a global SNOMED CT community which extends access to dedicated regional resources, release support, education, open source tooling and software, and in-person engagement opportunities.” With a complement of 39 Members, SNOMED CT now represents approximately one third of the global population. Adding to that complement with our affiliate licensees, SNOMED CT is now used in more than ninety countries globally.

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.

SNOMED International's twice-annual business meetings support discussion, knowledge exchange and planning of the organization's governance and advisory bodies. Business meetings SNOMED International's twice-annual business meetings support discussion, knowledge exchange and planning of the organization's governance and advisory bodies. Next meeting: October 18-21, 2026 (Hybrid event) InterContinental Sydney Sydney, Australia (and online) Register now View schedule Meet. Advise. Engage. SNOMED International's twice-annual Business Meetings are hybrid events in April and October for our governance, advisory, working, project and clinical reference groups, providing the organization and Community of Practice both in-person and online opportunities to participate. The next in-person conference will be held from October 18-21, 2026 at the InterContinental Sydney hotel in Australia, alongside some online-only sessions. It will be followed by SNOMED CT Expo 2026 from October 21-23, 2026. Learn more about the Expo here . All in-person meetings will be supported with the necessary audio and video tools to support high quality online participation via Zoom. Links to join meetings online are shared on the organization's What's on this Week calendar - pre-registration is not required. For any additional information pertaining to the Business Meetings, please contact events@snomed.org . More information Schedule and registration The schedule for the October 2026 Business Meetings is available here. Click here to register your attendance. Contribute your knowledge and connect with peers in the SNOMED CT Community of Practice - all free of charge! Please note that pre-registration to attend the Business Meetings online is not required. Attendee guide Prepare for your trip by downloading the October 2026 Attendee Guide - full of helpful tips on getting around Sydney, plus more details about our social events. It also provides emergency/health & safety information, tips on nearby attractions and other useful details. Venue and accommodation The October 2026 Business Meetings will be held at the following venue: InterContinental Sydney 16 Phillip St Sydney NSW 2000 Australia Please note that the deadline for booking at our negotiated rate has now passed. You may wish to try the following alternative hotels (listed in order of distance from the venue): It is also worth widening the hotel or Air BnB search to the Darling Harbour or Barangaroo areas of Sydney (a short walk or one ferry/light-rail stop away). Please contact the SNOMED Events Team if you require assistance (events@snomed.org). Host country As the Australian representative Member to SNOMED International, the Australian Digital Health Agency will serve as hosting Members for this event. Entry visas SNOMED International encourages each attendee to confirm the entry and exit requirements* to Australia with your home department of international affairs or passport issuing body as soon as possible. Please email events@snomed.org to request an official letter of invitation for the event. *SNOMED International does not assume liability for entry and exit decisions made by foreign governments. Attend online Links to join all open Business Meetings are shared on the organization's What's on this Week calendar and pre-registration is not required. Subscribe for event updates Keep up to date with details as they develop for SNOMED International's events. Subscribe to the SNOMED events mailing list Data privacy and event terms & conditions SNOMED International will protect and manage your data for this event in accordance with our event data privacy agreement. Detailed 'Terms & Conditions' governing SNOMED International events are available here. For more information please contact privacy@snomed.org. Future business meeting dates April 2027: April 11-15, 2027 (Hybrid event, including 'SNOMED CT in Spain' day) Madrid, Spain October 2027: October 17-20, 2027 (Hybrid event, followed by SNOMED CT Expo 2027) St Julian's, Malta SNOMED CT in Austria (April 2026) The April 2026 Business Meetings included a special Member day on Thursday April 16, 2026. Hosted by ELGA, the SNOMED CT in Austria event was delivered in English and showcased the country's achievements in advancing digital health, as well as key international experiences. View the event's program here. Content is still available to catch-up online - click here to access the Zoom Event. The event was supported by Meeting Destination Vienna. April 2026 Business Meeting Summary Report The April 2026 Business Meetings convened in Vienna over five days, bringing together 318 participants from 26 Member countries and 6 non-Member nations across 24 group sessions. Austria's ELGA GmbH served as strategic host, culminating the week with a national conference that drew delegates from approximately 30 countries to hear Austria's SNOMED CT implementation story firsthand. Click here to read the full April 2026 Business Meetings Summary Report. SNOMED CT Expo 2026 The SNOMED CT Expo unites clinical terminology SMEs from around the world Learn more Get involved Find out how you can get involved Learn more

Karlien Hollanders James Read Memorial Lecture Panelist Karlien Hollanders 'How ONC is advancing nationwide interoperability' October 26, 2023 (09:00-10:00 EDT/ 13:00-14:00 UTC) (Sponsored by West Coast Informatics ) Micky Tripathi is the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, where he leads the formulation of the federal health IT strategy and coordinates federal health IT policies, standards, programs, and investments. Learn about how ONC is leveraging work across policy, standards and technology to further advance nationwide interoperability. Micky will give the latest updates about how ONC’s Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA), U.S. Core Data for Interoperability (USCDI), and information sharing policies are helping to deliver safe, effective, patient-centered care across the nation. Dr. Tripathi has over 20 years of experience across the health IT landscape. He most recently served as Chief Alliance Officer for Arcadia, a health care data and software company focused on population health management and value-based care, the project manager of the Argonaut Project, an industry collaboration to accelerate the adoption of FHIR, and a board member of HL7, the Sequoia Project, the CommonWell Health Alliance, and the CARIN Alliance. Dr. Tripathi served as the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative (MAeHC), a non-profit health IT advisory and clinical data analytics company. He was also the founding President and CEO of the Indiana Health Information Exchange, a statewide HIE partnered with the Regenstrief Institute, an Executive Advisor to investment firm LRVHealth, and a Fellow at the Berkman-Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. He holds a PhD in political science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a Master of Public Policy from Harvard University, and an AB in political science from Vassar College. Prior to receiving his PhD, he was a Presidential Management Fellow and a senior operations research analyst in the Office of the Secretary of Defense in Washington, DC, for which he received the Secretary of Defense Meritorious Civilian Service Medal. Back

Hungary joins a community of 49 Members globally within the SNOMED community. It is the fifth following the announcement of EU funding for Member states wishing to adopt SNOMED CT. Hungary Hungary joins a community of 49 Members globally within the SNOMED community. It is the fifth following the announcement of EU funding for Member states wishing to adopt SNOMED CT. Contact Details Website: www.eszfk.hu Email: snomed@eszfk.hu Appointed Representatives General Assembly: TBA Member Forum: Zoltán Falussy and Krisztián Iszak News articles Since launching an electronic patient record system in 2017, Hungary’s efforts to further digitize its healthcare system were spurred in part—as in many countries—by the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the early adoption of electronic health data collection, data quality and the need for standardization remain major issues. The National eHealth Infrastructure (EESZT) ensures technical interoperability, but semantic interoperability continues to be a challenge. Hungary’s strategic goal is to improve data quality and introduce standardized terminology to ensure effective integration and management across the entire healthcare system, with the aim of strengthening the country’s healthcare resources, infrastructure, and service delivery. Joining SNOMED International represents an important milestone in strengthening the semantic interoperability of Hungary’s digital health records. The adoption of SNOMED CT will support the standardized, structured, and computable representation of clinical information - including diagnoses, clinical findings, procedures, and other health concepts - across interconnected systems. Among the notable initiatives supporting the development of digital health in Hungary is a recent study in which Hungarian researchers, as part of the European Health Data and Evidence Network (EHDEN) project, mapped more than 6,000 inpatient and outpatient care codes to SNOMED CT. The goal of the EHDEN project is to reduce the time required to provide responses in real-world health research by establishing the necessary infrastructure within a pan-European, consolidated network, fostering collaboration in research methodologies, and supporting education within the framework of open scientific collaboration. 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

Braincraft Back Braincraft Vendor Overview BrainCraft is a software development and consulting company, specialized in solutions based on Artificial Intelligence. SNOMED CT-enabled solutions Codical is our AI based automated clinical text coding service. Scope of services Clinical coding, EHR Downloadable documents Office Canelones 1228 / 1001 Montevideo 11100 Uruguay www.codical.ai Contact details Federico González Founder +59894766356 fgonzalez@braincraft.dev Regions where operational South America

Frequent releases of SNOMED CT International Edition support greater interoperability Back 11 Aug 2022 Back Last year, SNOMED International announced it would transition to more frequent releases of the SNOMED CT International Edition rather than just twice a year. Since January 2022, the organization has released the clinical terminology at the end of each month. Consuming the release on a monthly basis is not required, however, as Members can continue on a biannual schedule if they so choose – there are numerous benefits to being able to access SNOMED CT more frequently. Frequent releases support better interoperability, as organizations and entities can now consume release content that is more aligned with other organizations, for example. As well, it makes it easier to complete smaller projects. January to July 2022 frequent release highlights Some of the highlights of the types of new content included in the monthly release packages over the past six months are: Contributions from a number of our collaboration partners, such as the inclusion of new Social Determinants of Health clinical findings for the Gravity Project the addition of American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) allowable values for tumor staging following a new licensing agreement between the AJCC and SNOMED International and inactivations of outdated findings; additional new nursing procedure concepts; additional content for the ICD-11 update; completion of a map from the SNOMED CT International release to ICD-10 (2016 version) continued implementation of SNOMED International’s Quality Initiative, designed to improve internal structural consistency and ensure compliance with editorial policy related to the stated modeling of content; inactivation of concepts in the international release referring to "legal" and "illegal" termination of pregnancy (abortion) due to non-conformance to editorial policy. Those concepts have been replaced by concepts agnostic as to the legality of the procedure; and the revision and addition of new concepts related to Monkeypox. SNOMED International Release Manager Andrew Atkinson says he expects the uptake of the monthly releases to continue to grow as more users become more aware of the benefits. “The availability of frequent releases has proven to be increasingly popular with our Managed Service users in particular, as it offers them the ability to upgrade their national extensions more regularly,” he reports. “As these users and others (non Managed Service users) learn more about how frequent delivery enables them to better manage their workloads, we expect to see a steadily increasing embrace of SNOMED CT on a more regular basis.” Eventually, he adds, SNOMED International will extend the scope of the current automated functionality to allow Managed Service products to be released more frequently as well. “Once the work has been completed to enable this to happen, they’ll then have even more scope to deploy deliverables such as their drug extensions on a more frequent schedule,” he says. Monthly releases of SNOMED CT will continue to be made available from the Member Licensing and Distribution Service (MLDS.) MLDS contains SNOMED International releases, both Production and Alpha (technology previews), available for Members to download. Do you have more questions? Contact us at releases@snomed.org .