SNOMED International provides online courses, tutorials and learning pathways that help to extend your knowledge and understanding of SNOMED CT. Education SNOMED International provides online courses, tutorials and learning pathways that help to extend your knowledge and understanding of SNOMED CT SNOMED CT courses and certification SNOMED International offers a range of education courses and certification exams. Our courses provide a structured learning program for beginners through to advanced users of SNOMED CT, while our certification allow individuals to be recognized for their capabilities in specific skill areas. To apply for one of our courses or register for a certification exam, please visit our SNOMED CT Course Catalog. Course catalog SNOMED CT e-learning services To access these services please visit the SNOMED CT E-Learning Platform. SNOMED CT e-learning platform SNOMED CT starter tutorials The SNOMED CT Starter Tutorials provide an introduction to the key benefits and features of SNOMED CT. You can access these tutorials without creating an account on the E-Learning Platform. Starter tutorials SNOMED CT presentation library The SNOMED CT Presentation Library allows you to view a wide range of SNOMED CT education presentations. To access this service, please visit the Presentation Library. Presentation library Learn more Events Annual Business Meetings, Expo, and SNOMED CT Web Series Learn more Get SNOMED CT Information about our license and fee structure Learn more Get involved Find out how you can get involved 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 Courses and certification E-learning services Starter tutorials Presentation library

Braincraft Back Braincraft Vendor Overview BrainCraft is a software development and consulting company, specialized in solutions based on Artificial Intelligence. 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 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

Croatia's representative to SNOMED International is the Croatian Ministry of Health Croatia Croatia's representative to SNOMED International is the Croatian Ministry of Health Contact Details Croatian Ministry of Health Website: https://zdravstvo.gov.hr Email: pitajtenas@miz.hr Appointed Representatives General Assembly: Srebrenka Mesić Member Forum: Andreja Matkun, Višnja Antolković Ilić News articles Croatia prioritizes the quality and structure of ehealth data with SNOMED membership 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. Learn more about the Croatian Ministry of Health's SNOMED CT approach. 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

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. Member Forum The Member Forum acts as an advisory body to SNOMED International and optimizes collaboration and coordination among Member countries. View all Representatives The Member Forum is co-chaired by an elected representative of the Member Forum along with a co-chair from SNOMED International. SNOMED CT Expo 2026 The SNOMED CT Expo unites clinical terminology SMEs from around the world Learn more Governance and advisory Our Members play a critical governance role in managing SNOMED CT Learn more News Read our latest news, newsletters and events Learn more Subscribe Subscribe to SNOMED International news 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 Andorra Silvia Bonet, Maria Rendon Argentina Marina Zanetti, Guillermo Reynoso Australia Cath Koetz, Ryan Mavin Austria Annatina Foppa, Nina Svec Belgium Katrien Scheerlinck, David Op De Beeck Belize Russel Manzanero, Juan Carlos Sarabia Brunei TBA Canada Janice Spence, Julie Boutin Chile Felipe Bravo Croatia Andreja Matkun, Višnja Antolković Ilić Cyprus Marios Neofytou, Melanie Fysentzou Czech Republic Irena Molinari, Miroslav Zvolský Denmark Camilla Wiberg Danielsen, Louise Bie El Salvador Herber Hernandez Trejo, William Hoyos Arango Estonia Krista Kärt and Rutt Lindström Finland Päivö Niska, Mikko Härkönen France Elisabeth Serrot-Damatte and Maël Le Gall Germany Christine Haas, Frank Geier Hong Kong, China Austen Wong Hungary TBA Iceland Gudrun Audur Hardardottir, Ingi Steinar Ingason India Gaur Sunder, Manisha Mantri Indonesia Ika Kurniasih Ireland Theresa Barry Israel Yael Applbaum Jamaica Allison Moseley, Taleya Girvan Jordan Afnan Jebril Latvia Jānis Misiņš and Māris Baltiņš Lithuania Martynas Bieliauskas, Albert Kuslevic Luxembourg Fabrice Dewasmes, Laurent Vandenhove Malaysia Zulhairi Mohamad, Ahmad Aqram Rusli Malta Ivan Cacciottolo Mongolia TBA Netherlands Sylvia Laar, Elze de Groot New Zealand Mia van Dorp, Evan Li Norway Trine Angelskår, Beate Kristiansen Portugal Filipe Mealha, Sara Russo Qatar TBA Republic of Korea Park, Hyeoun-Ae, Hwang, Hee Republic of Slovenia Alen Vrecko Saudi Arabia Noora Althomairy, Saad Alobaili Singapore Adele Lee and Wong Jing Jing Slovak Republic Patricia Khandlova, Lucia Jurovata Spain Laura Cristino Sweden Niklas Eklöf, Erica Culp Switzerland Pero Grgic, Stefanie Neuenschwander Thailand Rath Panyowat United Arab Emirates TBA United Kingdom Paul Wright (co-chair), Ed Cheetham United States Patrick McLaughlin and Nick McGraw Uruguay Silvana Cabrera, Betania Arispe Uzbekistan Kamila Nazrullaeva and Foziljon Mirzokhidov

Care providers, administrators, policy makers, knowledge producers and patients and citizens complete the SNOMED CT stakeholder landscape. Other stakeholders Care providers, administrators, policy makers, knowledge producers and patients and citizens complete the SNOMED CT stakeholder landscape. Learn more at value.snomed.org Care providers SNOMED CT makes it easier for data to be portable from one system to another. Designed by clinicians for clinicians, it enables a unique partnership with technologies. SNOMED international partners with other standards development bodes to create and maintain products to support the implementation of SNOMED CT with other standards supporting interoperability. Learn more Health care administrators SNOMED CT enables accurate and targeted access to relevant information, reducing costly duplications and errors. It enhances audits of care delivery by enabling detailed analysis of clinical records by leveraging the structure of SNOMED CT. Learn more Policy makers SNOMED CT enables links between clinical records and existing clinical guidelines or protocols. It supports the development of adequate evidence for use in the development of clinical guidelines. Learn more Knowledge producers SNOMED CT allows knowledge producers to effectively develop and maintain knowledge products by providing a standard way to encode and connect clinical information contained within patient charts, decision support tools and knowledge resources. It provides a standard way to encode clinical criteria for reuse across a range of clinical, knowledge management and monitoring tools. Learn more Patients and citizens SNOMED CT decreases the need to repeat health history. The detail provided within SNOMED CT allows clinicians to accurately record the specific details relating to a patient across all information fields with an EHR. It plays an important part in medication reconciliation, the awareness of which is critical to patient knowledge. Learn more Learn more Get involved Find out how you can get involved Learn more Education Our education program is designed to enable users to maximize their knowledge of 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 Care providers Health care administrators Policy makers Knowledge producers Patients

Betsy Humphreys and Bruce Goldberg Honoured as 2017 SNOMED International Award Recipients Back 19 Oct 2017 Back SNOMED International presented its Award of Excellence and Lifetime Achievement Award at its 2017 Awards Gala held in conjunction with the SNOMED CT Expo hosted this week in Bratislava, Slovak Republic. The Award of Excellence is given for outstanding contribution to the improvement of SNOMED CT and its successful implementation in health and social care. This year, the organisation was pleased to present the Award of Excellence to 2 recipients. Dr. Bruce Goldberg has been continuously involved as an advisor and active participant in different positions related to the content in SNOMED CT. Bruce has demonstrated a true commitment to the advancement of SNOMED CT in general and to its actual use in clinical systems. SNOMED International applauds Bruce for his dedication and valuable contributions to the betterment of SNOMED CT. This year’s co-recipient of the Award of Excellence is Betsy Humphreys. Betsy served as the first IHTSDO General Assembly Chair from 2007 – 2010. In this role she worked alongside others leading the way to ensuring the organisation would not only survive, but thrive. Betsy placed strong emphasis on ensuring all Members were equally heard and represented, encouraging collaboration amongst Members to achieve economies of scale and benefit from one another’s experience and expertise. Since stepping down as Chair of the General Assembly Betsy continued representing the US on the General Assembly until April 2017. In unprecedented fashion, Betsy Humphreys has also been awarded SNOMED International’s Lifetime Achievement Award for outstanding, sustained contribution in the development and promotion of SNOMED CT and overall global leadership in the terminology field. Access the full press release text here. Join SNOMED International as we recognize the dedication and achievements of our 2017 awards winners. Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

In March 2014 India became a Member, joining the global effort to develop, maintain, and enable the use of SNOMED CT terminology to achieve semantic interoperability in health systems. India In March 2014 India became a Member, joining the global effort to develop, maintain, and enable the use of SNOMED CT terminology to achieve semantic interoperability in health systems. Contact Details eHealth Division, MoH&FW Director (e-Health) Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Government of India Nirman Bhawan Maulana Azad Road New Delhi - 110 008 India National Release Center (India) National Resource Centre for EHR Standards (NRCeS) HPC-Medical & Bioinformatics Applications Group C-DAC Innovation Park Panchavati, Pashan Pune - 411 008 India Website: http://www.nrces.in Email: nrc-help@cdac.in Appointed Representatives General Assembly: Madhukar Kumar Bhagat Member Forum: Gaur Sunder (co-chair) and Manisha Mantri News articles National Resource Centre for EHR Standards (NRCeS) set-up by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoH&FW), Govt. of India at Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) Pune represents India at SNOMED International. NRCeS assists in and supports adoption of EHR Standards, including SNOMED CT, in the country. NRCeS provides free tools/SDKs for integration, licenses, and training to build awareness among all stakeholders. More information about SNOMED CT in India can be accessed here: http://www.nrces.in Affiliated licenses can be obtained at https://mlds.ihtsdotools.org/#/landing/IN 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

Blog: Supporting a growing and increasingly engaged community of Spanish speaking users Back 8 Jul 2021 Back By: Suzy Roy Customer Relations Lead, Americas & Collaborations Specialist In this interview, Suzy Roy, SNOMED International's Customer Relations Lead, Americas, and Collaboration Specialist, discusses the resources available to Spanish-speaking SNOMED CT users and the organization’s most recent efforts to facilitate knowledge-sharing among those users. SNOMED International publishes a Spanish version of the SNOMED CT International Edition every April and October. Why? SR : In 2007, SNOMED International (which was then called the International Health Terminology Standards Development Organization, or IHTSDO) acquired the rights for SNOMED CT from the U.S. College of American Pathologists (CAP) with the goal of making the development of a global clinical language for healthcare an international, collaborative effort. Those rights included the Spanish language version, which CAP had been producing since the mid-1990s. We continued to produce it because of that historical legacy, and our community of Spanish-speaking users continues to grow and flourish. How is the Spanish version of SNOMED CT different from a Spanish-language community extension? SR : The (English-only) International Edition is published every July and January; the Spanish version of the clinical terminology is an exact translation of that International Edition. At the same time, SNOMED CT is designed to allow the International Edition to be enhanced by adding extensions to meet national or local requirements without compromising the main body of SNOMED CT. This is intended to meet the needs of different languages, specialties, countries, regions, vendors and healthcare institutions. Are there any themes, content areas or issues that are currently (or becoming) particularly important to Spanish-speaking users as relate to SNOMED CT? Is there much of a difference between Spanish-speaking users in Latin America and Europe in those issues? SR : The Spanish Edition is purely a translation so there are no content variations at that level, but many Members do have regional needs. Over the past year, for example, Members from Uruguay and Argentina shared the pressing need for COVID-19 concepts – initially for the disease and more recently for the vaccines. But because we are not including brand-specific vaccine information in the International Edition, they won’t get that in the Spanish Edition. To bridge that delta, they focused on including that information in their community extensions. Why is the Spanish Edition published on a different schedule from the International Edition? SR : It’s done that way so we have enough time to produce the translation. Once the International Edition is finalized, we need a couple of months to translate all the new concepts, descriptions and relationships. Who contributes to and completes the translation? SR : A couple of our Members from Spain provide the translation, but we have an online community discussion area where questions related to topics such as the translation of particular concepts can be discussed with other Spanish-speakers. A number of participants from Uruguay, as well as from termMed IT, a company that provides terminology services to organizations aiming to implement and / or support regional implementations of SNOMED CT, support the translation effort. In the past, Members from Argentina have participated as well. Many languages have regional dialects that use different formal and informal terminologies. That’s true for English and for Spanish as well. How does the Spanish Edition deal with this regional variety? SR : We try to use the most standardized, neutral terminology possible, but the translation is probably geared slightly more to the dialect of those working on the translation. We also allow Members to use those community extensions to better tailor the terminology to their linguistic needs. We provide the introductory course on SNOMED CT in Spanish as well as in English. Can you speak to how popular that course is with Spanish-speaking users and whether there are any other educational offerings in Spanish (or plans to do so)? SR: Since its inception, 215 Spanish-speakers have completed the Curso de Fundamentos . It has been very popular since Sociedad Italiana de Beneficencia en Buenos Aires, commonly referred to as Hospital Italiano , announced plans to deliver SNOMED CT education in Spanish within select Latin American countries. What other resources (non-educational) and/or tools do we make available in Spanish? SR : We are really trying to get some momentum going for our Spanish users! We just created a Spanish-speaking users community area on Confluence, which was created to facilitate communication, share lessons learned, foster connections between colleagues of different nationalities and enable participants to ask each other questions and provide answers. So far, Members from Spain, Uruguay and Argentina are participating, along with a number of non-Members in Mexico and Ecuador. The landing page is completely translated into Spanish and provides a number of links that can direct visitors to the appropriate resource depending on the information they are seeking. For example, if they are a Member, it will direct them to their National Release Center; if they are a non-Member, they may be seeking information on licensing SNOMED CT. This page also provides links to educational resources that have been translated, so it’s more like a toolkit. The conversations in this community area have already been very valuable. Someone provided feedback about an issue they spotted on the SNOMED CT browser in the Spanish editions. We had a great conversation with both Members and non-Members participating, and, in the end, the SNOMED International tech team fixed the problem. That’s what we’re hoping this discussion forum can be – a place where people can feel comfortable seeking and sharing information in Spanish. Many Spanish-speaking SNOMED CT users are highly engaged with both the product and with SNOMED International, which is reflected in the many Spanish-language events that various users host or participate in and in our regular webinars and our yearly Expos. Can you discuss that engagement and how that ultimately benefits the patients of the countries those users represent? SR : We do have a number of highly engaged Spanish-speaking Member country users who participate in webinars and present at our yearly Expo. We also have a number of power users from non-Member countries such as Ecuador, Colombia and Mexico who act as champions for SNOMED CT in their countries. This engagement helps everyone by eliminating some of the isolation non-Member country users in particular might feel by ensuring they remain connected with a responsive and helpful community, and it enables them to take advantage of the lessons each has learned in their SNOMED CT implementation journey and best practices. Do you have any advice for any Spanish-speaking countries that might be considering becoming a Member but haven’t yet? SR : Yes! Contact me ( sro@snomed.org ) if you have any questions. We know there is so much to learn about, including licensing and Member fees, where to start, how to include SNOMED CT in your e-health roadmap or even what an NRC is. We can just have a conversation – it doesn’t mean you have to join; it just means we’re starting to talk. It also means that whenever I have Spanish-language events, I can let you know and keep you in the loop of what’s going on in the community. Visit us for more information on becoming a SNOMED International Member. Look for regular updates from SNOMED International on our products, services and many resources as we continue to expand and improve SNOMED CT and enable its use worldwide. Have a comment about this post? We’d love to hear from you. 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 EXPO 2025: Submit your abstract! Back 24 Feb 2025 Back SNOMED International is pleased to announce that the Call for Abstracts for SNOMED CT Expo 2025 is now open. This year's event will be held in Antwerp, Belgium, from October 22-24, 2025, and it offers plenty of opportunities to contribute your SNOMED CT knowledge and experience to a growing global repository. Submit through the abstract submission portal by April 24, 2025 to present a concurrent session in one of the four streams (Enhancing Clinical Practice & Outcomes, Demonstrating Implementation Excellence, Terminology Leading Practices, and Advances in Research & Innovation), present a 10-minute Lightning Talk or submit an ePoster. Visit the SNOMED CT Expo 2025 page here for full details. You can also view the recordings from last year's Expo in South Korea on Youtube here . Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

Decision Support with SNOMED CT - Guide Now Available Back 31 Mar 2017 Back SNOMED International is pleased to announce the release of the Decision Support with SNOMED CT guide. Clinical Decision Support (CDS) systems support healthcare providers to make well informed decisions at relevant points in the patient journey, such as diagnosis, treatment and follow-up. SNOMED CT enables these CDS systems to select the most relevant clinical guidelines, knowledge and alerts for an individual patient, by leveraging its comprehensive clinical hierarchies and defining relationships. The Decision Support with SNOMED CT guide introduces the key components of CDS systems, and explores ways in which SNOMED CT can be used to enhance the capabilities within each of these components. This guide has been written to assist Members, vendors and users of SNOMED CT develop a greater understanding of how SNOMED CT can be used to enhance CDS implementations. The Decision Support with SNOMED CT guide can be found at http://snomed.org/cds Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

This is a collaborative initiative with Allied Health Professionals Australia (AHPA) aimed at enhancing the knowledge and application of SNOMED CT among allied health professionals. The project focuses on educating Allied Health professionals about SNOMED CT, clinical terminologies and how they are applied within the national clinical information models. Additionally, the initiative seeks to improve the coverage of SNOMED CT for allied health content in Australia by working with the members of AHPA to map their own local codes to SNOMED CT using the Snap2SNOMED tool and submitting them to the Australian National Release Centre for inclusion. Key components of this initiative include: * Improve the digital readiness and digital understanding of Allied Health professionals in Australia * Leverage national information modelling work, ensuring that Allied Health terminology aligns and conforms to the Australian Clinical Data for Interoperability * Provide online education on SNOMED CT and hands-on training to use the Snap2SNOMED tool to map local codes to SNOMED CT, with clinicians bringing their own local terms and codes to map * Improve the content coverage of Allied Health concepts in SNOMED CT. This initiative aims to empower allied health professionals with the knowledge and tools necessary to effectively utilise SNOMED CT. By enhancing the coverage of SNOMED CT for allied health content and aligning the content with national information models, the project makes it easier for vendors to implement Allied Health content and so contributes to a more comprehensive and integrated national health information system. Back View Map CSIRO (4 of 4) Enhancing SNOMED CT knowledge and use among Allied Health professionals in Australia Read More Country / Region APAC Tags Data quality, Implementation, Mapping This is a collaborative initiative with Allied Health Professionals Australia (AHPA) aimed at enhancing the knowledge and application of SNOMED CT among allied health professionals. The project focuses on educating Allied Health professionals about SNOMED CT, clinical terminologies and how they are applied within the national clinical information models. Additionally, the initiative seeks to improve the coverage of SNOMED CT for allied health content in Australia by working with the members of AHPA to map their own local codes to SNOMED CT using the Snap2SNOMED tool and submitting them to the Australian National Release Centre for inclusion. Key components of this initiative include: * Improve the digital readiness and digital understanding of Allied Health professionals in Australia * Leverage national information modelling work, ensuring that Allied Health terminology aligns and conforms to the Australian Clinical Data for Interoperability * Provide online education on SNOMED CT and hands-on training to use the Snap2SNOMED tool to map local codes to SNOMED CT, with clinicians bringing their own local terms and codes to map * Improve the content coverage of Allied Health concepts in SNOMED CT. This initiative aims to empower allied health professionals with the knowledge and tools necessary to effectively utilise SNOMED CT. By enhancing the coverage of SNOMED CT for allied health content and aligning the content with national information models, the project makes it easier for vendors to implement Allied Health content and so contributes to a more comprehensive and integrated national health information system. Description In Australia, Allied Health practitioners represent the second largest clinical workforce in the Australian healthcare system, yet are poorly integrated into the digital health system. While digital adoption and use of clinical systems in the allied health sector continues to grow, there is still a lack of appropriate software available. The diverse range of professional disciplines working across highly varied clinical and funding environments means high levels of complexity when considering digital health requirements and a lack of digital investment. The project is a collaborative initiative between CSIRO and Allied Health Professionals Australia (AHPA) funded by the Australian Digital Health Agency; aimed at enhancing the knowledge and application of SNOMED CT among allied health professionals. While one of the main outputs is to enhance SNOMED CT with content appropriate for national Allied Health SNOMED CT, it also focused on educating Allied Health professionals about SNOMED CT and how it can be implemented in vendor systems when aligned with national clinical information models. For this project, a multi-faceted approach was used: 1. Online Training Sessions: online fundamental SNOMED CT training sessions with members of AHPA (https://www.ahpa.com.au/member-organisations) were held, representing a wide range of Allied Health clinicians. These sessions aimed to build foundational knowledge and awareness of SNOMED CT. 2. Local Code Set Sourcing: Clinicians were asked to source their local code sets, which provided a practical context for understanding the relevance and application of SNOMED CT in their specific fields, focusing on Problems/Diagnoses and Procedures. 3. Face-to-Face Workshop: A face-to-face workshop was held where hands-on training was provided to clinicians on how to use Snap-2-SNOMED, the SNOMED International hosted online mapping tool. This tool was then used by the clinicians to map their local codes to SNOMED CT. 4. Gap Analysis and Submission: During the workshop, gaps in SNOMED CT content were identified. These gaps were subsequently submitted for inclusion in SNOMED CT-AU, ensuring that the terminology remains comprehensive and relevant to the needs of Allied Health professionals. This project aims to improve the coverage of SNOMED CT for use in Allied Health settings, while also empowering Allied Health professionals with knowledge and understanding of SNOMED CT. By aligning this project with data models developed as part of a national standards process, it also reduces the barrier to implementation for vendors. Improving the data quality of clinical documentation in the Allied Health sector will enhance patient care and facilitate greater interoperability within the healthcare system. Scope SNOMED CT is Australia's preferred clinical terminology and is the clinical terminology of choice in the national standards (Australian Clinical Data for Interoperability (AUCDI) and AU Core FHIR Implementation guide). How SNOMED CT will be used SNOMED CT is used as the clinical terminology of choice for recording Allied Health clinical information including clinical findings, procedures and observations. 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

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