2016 Annual Activity Report Available Back 4 Aug 2017 Back Since the date of issue, this information is now out of date and has been archived. It has been made available for reference. The 2016 IHTSDO Annual Activity Report is now available. In addition to a message from CEO, Don Sweete, the Annual Activity Report provides an overview of the organisation, its corporate achievements in the past fiscal year, a look towards future priorities for the upcoming year and a summary of the audited financial statements. Read the 2016 Annual Activity Report Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

Celebrating dedication and excellence in the SNOMED CT Community Back 16 Jan 2020 Back London, United Kingdom, Jan. 16, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SNOMED International recently presented its Award for Excellence and Lifetime Achievement Award at its Awards Gala held in conjunction with the SNOMED CT Expo 2019 hosted in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia last October. Award recipients are nominated from among the community to recognize exceptional contributors to the evolution and ongoing guardianship of SNOMED CT. The Award for Excellence is given for outstanding contribution to the improvement of SNOMED CT and its successful implementation in health and social care. In 2019, this award was presented to Dr. Mark Jurkovich . Mark’s commitment to SNOMED CT’s Dentistry Clinical Reference Group and its Special Interest Group predecessor, has made it among the most productive and successful of its kind. First established as an element of an American Dental Association cooperation agreement signed in 2012, Mark was appointed Chair and has continued to play a leadership role since that time. Mark’s ability to bring together different parties with varied backgrounds, knowledge and views on the alignment between SNODENT and SNOMED CT has been critical to support the global requirements for the General Dentistry Diagnoses refset and the Odontogram refset. His diplomacy has ensured that all contributions are respected, leading to a consensus view supported by all stakeholders. Mark continues to be a great ambassador for SNOMED CT, the SNOMED International organization and the Dentistry clinical reference group, as well as for vendors who are implementing Electronic Dental Records. His contributions in support of the profession of dentistry and the development of interoperability standards in the oral health setting are nothing short of extraordinary. This past October, the organization was pleased to present the Lifetime Achievement Award to 2 recipients, Dr. Stewart Jessamine and Lies van Gennip, PhD. Through the course of his professional lifetime, Dr. Stewart Jessamine dedicated over 25 years to the New Zealand Ministry of Health, progressing and successfully accomplishing many projects of which SNOMED CT implementation was a principal focus. He impressed upon everyone his vision for a future health system that ran on information, enabled by SNOMED CT. At the Ministry of Health, he worked in medicine regulation, chairing a ministerial committee for over 20 years, and eventually becoming the executive responsible for all public health. It was in founding the New Zealand medicines terminology that Stewart’s association with SNOMED CT began. Stewart was a driving force and contributor to the IHTSDO and now SNOMED International community. His passion for the global implementation and adoption of SNOMED CT was unparalleled, lending his time to progress the development and evolution of our vision and mission, having served as Chair of the General Assembly on two separate occasions. Stewart was instrumental to the changing role of governance for IHTSDO, having not only impacted it from the leadership level, but also his support and guidance for changes in the organization. Awarded posthumously after Stewart’s untimely passing in February 2019, his contributions and jovial attitude has left a lasting impression on all he worked alongside. SNOMED International could not be more pleased to recognize the recent Chair of the General Assembly, Lies van Gennip also as a 2019 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient. Lies has made a significant and sustained contribution to the community of practice and to the ongoing development of SNOMED CT. Throughout her career, Lies has focused on promoting initiatives improving population and patient health at the national level in the Netherlands. With this experience, Lies has developed an appreciation for the important role of standards in improving quality and safety. As CEO of Nictiz, the national IT institute for health and care in the Netherlands, Lies navigated a challenging era and made it the leading organization in the nation’s effort to improve health through better information, consistently describing the value of SNOMED CT in achieving unity of language and clear recording and exchange of data. Lies has served SNOMED International by representing the Netherlands with General Assembly representation over many years, and has held the position of General Assembly Chair twice. Lies has been consistently open, fair, honest and extremely knowledgeable of both the intricacies and nuances of e-health, and also the sensitivities and individual needs of Members and their respective countries. A vocal and adamant proponent of SNOMED CT, Lies has supported its value and uptake not only in the Netherlands, but also through her writings in blogs, articles and in many speaking occasions internationally. Establishing a number of initiatives both within the General Assembly and other groups across SNOMED International, Lies is a collaborative leader who never forgets that citizens and patients are at the center of what SNOMED International does, and what SNOMED CT can deliver. Lies’ has an unwavering and lifelong passion to achieve better health outcomes for citizens achieved by data-driven clinical informatics and has demonstrated strong and undeniable support for SNOMED CT. This organization owes significant gratitude for all that Lies has done over the years for SNOMED International and its Members. Please join SNOMED International as we recognize the dedication and achievements of our 2019 award recipients, Dr. Mark Jurkovich, Dr. Stewart Jessamine, and Lies van Gennip, PhD. Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

In the wake of the Covid crisis, vendors have been rolling out hospital resource management software to help French hospitals improve the use of their medical resources (beds, staff, imaging equipment, ...). The core principle of which is to link health conditions to hospital resources, so that each new patient registration results in appropriate booking of resources. Currently, hospitals are required to define their own list of health conditions, a process that has many shortcomings ranging from costly delays to lack of interoperability. PHAST's goal is to create a national list, TIO, that vendors can integrate quickly and securely, and that hospitals can easily customise and maintain. Back View Map PHAST Using SNOMED CT to build a reference data catalogue for hospital resource management Read More Country / Region EMEA Tags Collaboration, Data quality, Implementation, Innovation, Mapping In the wake of the Covid crisis, vendors have been rolling out hospital resource management software to help French hospitals improve the use of their medical resources (beds, staff, imaging equipment, ...). The core principle of which is to link health conditions to hospital resources, so that each new patient registration results in appropriate booking of resources. Currently, hospitals are required to define their own list of health conditions, a process that has many shortcomings ranging from costly delays to lack of interoperability. PHAST's goal is to create a national list, TIO, that vendors can integrate quickly and securely, and that hospitals can easily customise and maintain. Description THE PROJECT AIMS TO DESIGN A LIST OF CLINICAL CONDITIONS RELATING TO SPECIFIC HOSPITAL RESOURCES (TIO) WHICH CAN BE INTEGRATED WITHIN HOSPITAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE. THE PROJECT COVERS A RANGE OF ISSUES: (1) FINDING THE METHOD; (2) PRODUCING & MAINTAINING THIS LIST ACCORDINGLY; (3) FINDING A CONSENSUS WITH VENDORS ABOUT THE TIO FORMAT AND INTEGRATION RULES; (4) PROVIDING A TOOL TO EDIT TIO, ALLOWING EACH HOSPITAL TO CUSTOMISE THE LIST; (5) PROVIDING A SERVICE TO MAINTAIN THESE CUSTOMISED LISTS REMOTELY; (6) CONVINCING HOSPITAL MANAGERS THAT SEMANTIC INTEROPERABILITY IS NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT AND RUN HOSPITAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE. Scope For the TIO project, SNOMED CT serves as the central terminology to ensure interoperability and facilitate the creation of a curated list of clinical situations for hospital resource management. By providing a unique concept for each clinical expression, SNOMED CT enables semantic interoperability, overcoming challenges posed by diverse local terms and abbreviations. Furthermore, SNOMED CT's inherent structure allows for semantic enrichment through automated reasoning and the potential for defining relevant groupings using its relationships. For instance, Expression Constraint Language (ECL) queries based on anatomical locations can be created to aid in assigning a medical specialty to a group of expressions. Consequently, this strategic use of SNOMED CT transforms TIO into a valuable asset for predicting patient pathways and optimising healthcare resources allocation. How SNOMED CT will be used TIO is a list of common medical terms, including synonyms and acronyms, each of which is coded by PHAST using SNOMED CT. The unique meanings of SNOMED CT concept codes provide the backbone of TIO. This also allows TIO to have a reliable mapping of TIO terms with the French version of ICD-10, as well as the French classification procedure, (CCAM). As SNOMED CT is comprehensive, with compositional grammar to express complex concepts, it covers all granularity levels, and has a dedicated request language (ECL), SNOMED CT provides all the necessary features for TIO to operate. 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

In Region Stockholm and Region Gotland, we have a project for the implementation of a new medical record system for maternity care and childbirth. The system is currently being configured and the work is being done by clinical staff in collaboration with the vendor. Informaticians also participate and play an important role in the project where the informaticians provide the terminological and SNOMED CT expertise. In accordance with the decision and strategy, we have adopted SNOMED CT as our common terminology. We have utilized SNOMED CT in both the implementation and configuration phases. Some functions in the system are already based on SNOMED bindings, while for other parts it is possible to use SNOMED, but not required. According to the regional strategy for SNOMED CT we also prepared for the future use of SNOMED CT. We want to share the challenges we have encountered, the solutions we have developed, but also the realization that the content in SNOMED CT within this specific area is underdeveloped. Back View Map Karolinska Universitetssjukhuset (1 of 2) Using SNOMED CT in a EHR system for maternity care Read More Country / Region EMEA Tags Implementation, Mapping, Pre/postcoordination In Region Stockholm and Region Gotland, we have a project for the implementation of a new medical record system for maternity care and childbirth. The system is currently being configured and the work is being done by clinical staff in collaboration with the vendor. Informaticians also participate and play an important role in the project where the informaticians provide the terminological and SNOMED CT expertise. In accordance with the decision and strategy, we have adopted SNOMED CT as our common terminology. We have utilized SNOMED CT in both the implementation and configuration phases. Some functions in the system are already based on SNOMED bindings, while for other parts it is possible to use SNOMED, but not required. According to the regional strategy for SNOMED CT we also prepared for the future use of SNOMED CT. We want to share the challenges we have encountered, the solutions we have developed, but also the realization that the content in SNOMED CT within this specific area is underdeveloped. Description The scope of the implementation represents a first step in the introduction of SNOMED CT in Region Stockholm, in line with the decision that SNOMED CT should be used. There is a recognized need within the region to adopt a unified terminology, and for that purpose, we have chosen to use SNOMED CT. Scope To fullfill the decision and strategy for SNOMED CT use in Region Stockholm. For this type of work we don´t see that we have any other alternative besides invent a local code system or terminology. How SNOMED CT will be used Some functions in the system are already based on SNOMED bindings, while for other parts it is possible to use SNOMED, but not required. An example for a requirement of SNOMED CT bindings in the system is for certain integrations. We also prepared for the future use of SNOMED CT in accordance with the regional SNOMED CT strategy by incorporating SNOMED CT terms in the linguistic work and through mapping, which we will be able to benefit from, in the future. 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

International League Against Epilepsy Back International League Against Epilepsy Clinical Partner In 2022, SNOMED International and the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE) signed a five-year agreement to contribute global improvements in care and services for people with epilepsy, a group of disorders characterized by recurrent seizures. The ILAE Commission for Big Data and SNOMED International have established an Epilepsy Clinical Project Group . Members of this group will work together to define processes to maintain and update epilepsy content within the international edition of SNOMED CT’s clinical terminology, the world’s most comprehensive healthcare terminology product. Additional information Over 50 million people worldwide have epilepsy, making it one of the most common neurological diseases globally. Although about two-thirds of people with epilepsy could be seizure free with medication treatment, gaps in diagnosis and treatment mean that millions of people continue to have seizures, which affect their health, relationships, education, and employment opportunities. The SNOMED CT International Edition has included epilepsy content for many years; now, users will benefit from input from global experts in a systematic way to ensure that the content is up to date and out of date epilepsy terminology is retired. Press release: September 2022: Collaboration agreement between SNOMED International and the International League Against Epilepsy will raise the clinical quality of global epilepsy terminology Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

3M Health Information Systems Inc. Back 3M Health Information Systems Inc. Vendor Overview 3M Health Information Systems, Inc., is a pioneer of healthcare terminology standardization since the year 1995, when the first version of the 3M Healthcare Data Dictionary (3M HDD) was published. HDD is a concept-based healthcare terminology server that integrates several versions of various standard and local healthcare terminologies, including SNOMED CT, LOINC, RxNorm, CPT, ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, the ICD-10 code sets of various countries, and others. In addition to terminologies, 3M HDD also supports multiple versions of value sets and map sets, and makes them available through a search/browse web interface, and a web services API. 3M HIS also provides terminology standardization, mapping, consulting and training services to help healthcare organizations and application vendors implement standard terminologies and follow terminology best practices. Currently, the 3M HDD contains more than 3 million concepts, 20 million representations (names and codes) and 20 million relationships between the concepts. 3M terminologists have mapped several million concepts from various customers’ local terminologies in diagnosis, procedure, laboratory, pharmacy, microbiology, reimbursement and other domains to various standards terminologies including those named above. 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 SNOMED CT is supported within the 3M HDD and many customers actively utilize the terminology for diverse applications. 3M HDD keeps SNOMED CT updated and stores past versions to fully support clinical needs. 3M helps customers with data standardization through modeling, mapping and implementation of SNOMED CT. Scope of services Analytics, Clinical coding, Clinical documentation, Diagnostic imaging, Drug, Lab, Oncology, Pharmacy Downloadable documents The 3M™ Healthcare Data Dictionary (HDD): Implemented with a data warehouse The 3M™ Healthcare Data Dictionary: Enabling effective health information exchange Using a medical data dictionary to comply with vocabulary standards and exchange clinical data Office 575 West Murray Blvd Murray UT 84123 USA https://www.hddaccess.com/ Contact details Faris Malik Product Marketing Manager +1-301-828-5415 fmalik@mmm.com Regions where operational Africa, Asia, Europe, Global, North America, Oceania, South America

Gevity Consulting Inc. Back Gevity Consulting Inc. Vendor Overview Gevity Consulting Inc. is a leading international consulting firm offering professional services to clients seeking sustainable, effective healthcare and social services systems. Our focus on health, social services and life science clients allows us to bring a well aligned perspective to the challenges we help solve. While our practice scope spans a wide range of disciplines, our clinical informatics teams include internationally recognized experts in terminologies such as SNOMED-CT®. We are therefore well positioned to offer expertise in strategic and operational planning for terminology programs (e.g. Management of terminology content at international, national, regional or facility levels; provision of terminology-oriented policy and technical support to implementation initiatives; etc.) as well as a range of technical skills in integrating terminologies into both operational and analytical solutions. Our consultants are available on the ground when and where you need us. We aim to do right by our clients and are guided by our core values. Through our collaborative approach, we’ll work with you and your stakeholders to deliver projects on scope, on time, on budget and on quality. We invite you to contact us regarding your clinical informatics and terminology goals, projects and challenges – whether organizational, managerial or technical. As part of our mission of enabling a healthier world we stand ready to assist and are well positioned to be effective partners. 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 Our experts have extensive experience leading the development of SNOMED CT enabled- solutions and terminology programs for a diverse array of clients, including healthcare delivery organizations, governments, and member countries. Additionally, we worked directly with SNOMED International by developing a Business Case framework to help member countries develop collateral in support of engaging political leaders in seeking approval for investment in SNOMED-CT®. We have also worked with regional as well as national organizations to support terminology program establishment. 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 375 Water Street, Suite 350 Contact details Margie Kennedy Senior Principal Accenture Strategy and Consulting| Health margie.kennedy@accenture.com Regions where operational Asia, Europe, Global, North America, Oceania

SNOMED CT entirely translated into Dutch and French by Belgian NRC Back 17 Sept 2020 Back Various stakeholders in the Belgian healthcare sector have been expressing their need to quickly access as many translated SNOMED CT terms as possible, both in Dutch and French. To respond to this need, the Belgian National Release Centre has, since the end of 2019, made one or more Dutch and French translation(s) available for each SNOMED CT concept that can be accessed through a local platform. These translations were compiled from various reputable sources. They have not yet been completely included in the validated Belgian Extension because they have not yet gone through the entire quality assurance process. With this project, stakeholders have the opportunity to consult or to use the complete translation in a test environment. Their feedback to the National Release Centre (NRC) will be used to further correct or validate the translations. As well, the Belgian NRC is now releasing the alpha version of all translations as a separate "product." This Belgian Alpha Release will be released shortly after the official Belgian Extension in an RF2-format in September and will be available for download through Belgium’s Member Licensing and Distribution Service . Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

Dynaccurate SARL Back Dynaccurate SARL Vendor Overview Dynaccurate provide 'match, map and manage' technologies for the automated management of clinical terminologies. In particular, our technology has been developed for SNOMED and SNOMED subset terminologies, for example the UK Dictionary of Medicines and Devices (more popularly known as dm+d). Our technologies allow for the rapid matching of SNOMED terms to local terminologies and vocabularies, allowing for explicit mappings between concepts so that alignment of legacy data to SNOMED can be rapidly realised. Furthermore, our AI technology manages an remapping which can be caused by updates to SNOMED or other terminologies which have been mapped to SNOMED. There is no limit to the mappings that can be incorporated using our tools. We can, therefore, provide a layer of technical and semantic interoperability at scale which can be referenced by multiple applications. 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 provide DyPharm and Dynaccurate AI as generic concept mapping and ontology management tools, optimised for SNOMED CT and dm+d. These are available as SAAS solutions and/or with API access, depending on your needs. Information from our applications can be expressed in FHIR format for full technical interoperability or via API. We also build parsers on request to assist you to ingest any necessary information. Scope of services Analytics, Clinical coding, Drug, Lab, Middleware, Pharmacy Downloadable documents Office Technoport 9 Avenue des Hauts-Fourneaux Esch-sur-Alzette Luxembourg 4362 Luxembourg www.dynaccurate.com Contact details Dermot Doyle CEO +352661684263 dermot.doyle@dynaccurate.com Regions where operational Africa, Asia, Europe, Global, Middle East, North America, Oceania, South America

Mongolia became a Member in 2025, joining a global effort to develop, maintain, and enable the use of SNOMED CT in health systems around the world. Mongolia Mongolia became a Member in 2025, joining a global effort to develop, maintain, and enable the use of SNOMED CT in health systems around the world. Contact Details Address: TBA Website: TBA Email: TBA Appointed Representatives General Assembly: TBA Member Forum: TBA News articles Mongolia is the twelfth APAC country to join SNOMED International, further extending the SNOMED CT use, implementation experience and collaboration opportunities for the region. 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

Jamaica is represented in SNOMED International by the Ministry of Health and Wellness. Jamaica Jamaica is represented in SNOMED International by the Ministry of Health and Wellness. Contact Details Ministry of Health & Wellness 10-16 Grenada Way Kingston 5 Jamaica Website: https://www.moh.gov.jm/ Email: ntrc@moh.gov.jm Appointed Representatives General Assembly: Michele Roofe Member Forum: Allison Moseley, Taleya Girvan News articles First Member from the Caribbean region, Jamaica adopts SNOMED as a needed element of its digital health transformation Jamaica is at the start of its journey with SNOMED CT, becoming the 45th member of SNOMED International as of January 2023. These are thrilling times in digital health initiatives and Jamaica is determined to lead the way for the Member Countries of the English-speaking Caribbean Sub Region. With the goal of “One patient, one record, data-4-life” Jamaica plans to take advantage of all that SNOMED CT has to offer in terms of semantic interoperability in order to improve the lives of patients and health care providers. Faced with the challenge of starting from a mostly paper based system, with few electronic standalone systems, Jamaica is working on two key projects: the implementation of a Shared Health Record Open Platform (SHROP) and an Electronic Health Record, both leveraging SNOMED CT. These initiatives will be supported by a newly upgraded robust and secure ICT infrastructure with services hosted at the Data Centre of the Government of Jamaica. SNOMED CT will prove invaluable to Jamaica’s progress over the coming years as capacity and expertise continue to be built and digital health initiatives are expanded. 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

Our medicinal product dictionary offers our users contra-indication checking, so that, when a medication is prescribed, any contra-indications to that medication that are specific to that patient can be directly alerted to the prescriber. To do this, patient-specific clinical information is input to the system, currently as ICD10 codes, because this is what is available in our customer systems. But there is a growing requirement to offer users SNOMED CT to directly input information into patient records, and our customers wish to be able to use SNOMED CT concepts as input to our decision support. We also welcome this because it will give us more clinically relevant concepts to map to, with greater precision and therefore we can offer more accurate, less noisy and therefore more clinically acceptable decision support. Back View Map VIDAL Group (1 of 2) Using SNOMED CT and its mapping to ICD10 in providing clinical decision support for Contraindication checking Read More Country / Region EMEA Tags Clinical Practice, Global/International, Implementation, Mapping, Patient safety Our medicinal product dictionary offers our users contra-indication checking, so that, when a medication is prescribed, any contra-indications to that medication that are specific to that patient can be directly alerted to the prescriber. To do this, patient-specific clinical information is input to the system, currently as ICD10 codes, because this is what is available in our customer systems. But there is a growing requirement to offer users SNOMED CT to directly input information into patient records, and our customers wish to be able to use SNOMED CT concepts as input to our decision support. We also welcome this because it will give us more clinically relevant concepts to map to, with greater precision and therefore we can offer more accurate, less noisy and therefore more clinically acceptable decision support. Description This presentation is concerned with the use of the SNOMED CT to ICD10 map and how this could help a medicinal product dictionary providing clinical decision support currently based on ICD10 to move towards also being able to use SNOMED CT. Like SNOMED CT, ICD10 has various national extensions, these need to be considered as part of the mapping process. Scope Although electronic patient records are not as widely used in some parts of Europe as in others, now that France and Germany have joined the SNOMED family, there is more interest from system providers to use SNOMED CT for documenting patients' clinical information. So SNOMED CT concepts could now be used as an input to our clinical decision support, and particularly to contra-indication checking, rather than currently only using ICD10, which is not fully satisfactory, for a number of reasons. How SNOMED CT will be used Although the SNOMED CT to ICD10 map is not in the direction that would be ideal for this use case, the proposition is that it could still provide some value towards providing initial mappings that can then be developed further by the expert team, rather than starting with an empty space. By taking the subset of ICD10 that is mapped to our contra-indications and finding the SNOMED CT concepts that are mapped to this, we have a starter set of SNOMED CT concepts mapped to our contra-indications that we can examine, learn from validate (or not) and add to as required, and through this, to fully develop our own mapping editorial policy. 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