Resources | SNOMED International Resources SNOMED International has many resources available to you to progress your understanding and use of SNOMED CT. Document library Implementation Support Portal Products & Services Catalog Fact Sheets Help desk FAQs Document library This library is a collection of SNOMED CT documents, including introductory material, practical guides, technical specifications and reference material. Learn more Implementation Support Portal SNOMED International's Implementation Support Portal offers many support services to help you with your successful SNOMED CT implementation. Learn more SNOMED Forums Connecting the SNOMED CT Community through open discussion and knowledge sharing, SNOMED Forums is an online community platform where members, clinicians, and implementers discuss SNOMED CT, share feedback, and access official updates and resources. Visit SNOMED Forums SNOMED in Focus SNOMED in Focus is the official multimedia hub of SNOMED International, featuring videos from the organization and global community contributors. With over 1.5K subscribers and 400+ videos covering a wide spectrum of SNOMED CT content, SNOMED in Focus offers introductory material to deep dives and professional webinars to suit your needs. Visit YouTube Products & Services Catalog This online catalog is a comprehensive guide to our products and services, complete with descriptions and links. It suggests relevant groups of products and services for different customer groups. Learn more SNOMED Spaces: A collaboration center SNOMED Spaces is a space for the organization to document services and tools, as well as providing a space to support governance, advisory, project and clinical reference group spaces. Visit Spaces Fact sheets Download fact sheets about the various facets of SNOMED International and SNOMED CT. SNOMED CT: at a glance SNOMED CT enables clinicians to record data with enhanced accuracy and consistency. Download factsheet SNOMED CT education Online learning resources offered by SNOMED International to help you learn more about SNOMED CT. Download factsheet Software and tooling Offering developers a broad range of software & tools to work with SNOMED CT. Download factsheet Working with vendors Helping the vendor community extend SNOMED CT functionality and benefits directly to their customers. Download factsheet Working with clinicians Information about SNOMED CT and SNOMED International’s clinical engagement initiatives. Download factsheet Implementation: Dilemmas Sheet 3 Do I need a problem or diagnosis 'priority' subset for clinical data entry? Download factsheet Implementation: Dilemmas Sheet 2 Do I need an external interface terminology to implement SNOMED CT? Download factsheet Implementation: Dilemmas Sheet 1 Do I need to exclude grouper concepts from clinical data entry? Download factsheet Implementation: Technology adoption Sheet 3 Can I leverage SNOMED CT aggregation capabilities when creating Clinical Decision Support systems with Smart Guidelines and CQL? Download factsheet Implementation: Technology adoption Sheet 2 Can I use SMART Apps to add SNOMED CT support in an EHR? Download factsheet Implementation: Technology adoption Sheet 1 Is there a SNOMED API? Download factsheet Help desk All inquiries should be made through info@snomed.org . Our help desk team is located across several time zones. We respond to each inquiry quickly and efficiently, passing them to specialists as required. You will receive a notification that your question has been logged. This will be followed by a reply, made at the earliest opportunity. Submit your inquiry FAQs SNOMED International has created a knowledge base of SNOMED CT frequently asked questions spanning from membership and licensing to elearning and technical support. Learn more Learn more SNOMED Forums Connecting the SNOMED Community through open discussion Learn more Events Annual Business Meetings, Expo, and SNOMED CT Web Series Learn more News Read our latest news, newsletters and events Learn more Subscribe Subscribe to SNOMED International news Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

This project aims to enhance antibiotic stewardship and infection prevention through the use of SNOMED CT for structured indication registration in antibiotic prescribing. By linking each prescription to a standardized, SNOMED CT-based indication, we ensure precise and interoperable clinical data, which is essential for improving antibiotic use across healthcare systems. As part of the early-phase HOST project, we are implementing SNOMED CT within the electronic health record (EHR) to systematically code clinical indications for every antibiotic prescription. This structured approach improves documentation of the clinical rationale behind antibiotic use, making it transparent and consistent. Beyond supporting better decision-making at the point of care, the indication registry also facilitates secondary uses of data for quality improvement, antimicrobial stewardship, and research. While still in its initiation phase, we anticipate that this approach will enable the development of a data-driven antibiotic policy, reduce unnecessary antibiotic use, and help mitigate resistance. By using SNOMED CT, a standardized and globally recognized clinical terminology, we ensure both local and international interoperability, positioning the project to contribute to the long-term sustainability of integrated healthcare. This work underscores the value of structured clinical terminology in an information-driven healthcare environment, helping create a more transparent, evidence-based approach to antibiotic prescribing while fostering the integration of health data across systems and institutions. Back View Map UZ Leuven (2 of 3) Using SNOMED CT for Structured Indication Registration in Antibiotic Prescribing: Advancing Antibiotic Stewardship in the HOST Project Read More Country / Region EMEA Tags Clinical Practice, Collaboration, Data analytics, Data quality, Implementation, Mapping, Patient safety, Research This project aims to enhance antibiotic stewardship and infection prevention through the use of SNOMED CT for structured indication registration in antibiotic prescribing. By linking each prescription to a standardized, SNOMED CT-based indication, we ensure precise and interoperable clinical data, which is essential for improving antibiotic use across healthcare systems. As part of the early-phase HOST project, we are implementing SNOMED CT within the electronic health record (EHR) to systematically code clinical indications for every antibiotic prescription. This structured approach improves documentation of the clinical rationale behind antibiotic use, making it transparent and consistent. Beyond supporting better decision-making at the point of care, the indication registry also facilitates secondary uses of data for quality improvement, antimicrobial stewardship, and research. While still in its initiation phase, we anticipate that this approach will enable the development of a data-driven antibiotic policy, reduce unnecessary antibiotic use, and help mitigate resistance. By using SNOMED CT, a standardized and globally recognized clinical terminology, we ensure both local and international interoperability, positioning the project to contribute to the long-term sustainability of integrated healthcare. This work underscores the value of structured clinical terminology in an information-driven healthcare environment, helping create a more transparent, evidence-based approach to antibiotic prescribing while fostering the integration of health data across systems and institutions. Description This project focuses on enhancing antibiotic stewardship and infection prevention by implementing SNOMED CT for structured indication registration within antibiotic prescribing workflows. As part of the early-phase HOST initiative, our primary aim is to integrate SNOMED CT into our electronic health record (EHR), KWS, to systematically capture the clinical rationale behind each antibiotic prescription. By linking prescriptions to standardized SNOMED CT-based indications, we aim to support better clinical decision-making, ensure consistency in documentation, and enable meaningful secondary data use for quality monitoring, policy development, and research. Though currently in its initiation phase, the project is designed as a scalable, interoperable model for sustainable, evidence-driven antimicrobial management. Scope SNOMED CT was selected for its comprehensive clinical scope, standardized structure, and robust international interoperability, making it the most widely adopted clinical terminology system globally. As the mandated national standard in Belgium, its adoption aligns with strategic guidance from national healthcare bodies such as the eHealth Platform, while also ensuring seamless alignment with international standards such as HL7, ICD, and LOINC. This dual compliance guarantees consistency with both national policy and global healthcare interoperability frameworks, fostering cross-border data exchange and collaboration. Using SNOMED CT ensures that antibiotic prescribing data are not only precise and clinically meaningful but also interoperable across systems and borders. Its structured approach supports data reuse for stewardship, research, and policy development, helping to address both immediate clinical needs and long-term public health goals such as combating antimicrobial resistance. By adopting SNOMED CT, Belgium not only strengthens its national health data infrastructure but also positions itself as an active participant in the global digital health landscape, enabling cross-border patient care, interoperable EHR systems, and worldwide clinical research initiatives. How SNOMED CT will be used SNOMED CT is being implemented within the EHR as the standardized terminology for capturing the clinical indication behind each antibiotic prescription. Every prescribing action is linked to a coded indication, mapped to a corresponding SNOMED CT concept that accurately represents the clinical reason for treatment. The indication registry serves not only as a foundation for better care at the point of prescription but also enables robust secondary use of data for quality improvement, antimicrobial stewardship, surveillance, and research. The goal is to make this process embedded and streamlined within the clinical workflow, minimizing manual input while ensuring rich, standardized data capture. 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

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

International Council for Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Pharmaceuticals for Human Use Back International Council for Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Pharmaceuticals for Human Use Standards Partner In 2021, SNOMED International and the International Council for Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Pharmaceuticals for Human Use (ICH) announced the release of important new maps between global medical terminologies SNOMED CT and MedDRA. This collaborative effort was the first deliverable of a new agreement entered into between SNOMED International and ICH. Additional information This joint effort has produced two independent maps (MedDRA to SNOMED CT and SNOMED CT to MedDRA) of a priority set of MedDRA content which have been derived from frequently used and key pharmacovigilance MedDRA terms identified from the European Medicines Agency and the UK’s Medicines & Healthcare products Regulatory Agency. In addition, a set of COVID-19 related terms are also included in the first production release of the maps to capture important aspects of the pandemic. The two maps were created as part of a project involving SNOMED International and ICH entitled WEB-RADR 2 . Funded by the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI), a large-scale public-private partnership between the EU and the pharmaceutical industry association, EFPIA, IMI aims to boost biopharmaceutical innovation in Europe and to speed up the development of better and safer medicines for patients. With the creation of the maps from the WEB-RADR 2 project, both SNOMED International and ICH have committed to their ongoing use and maintenance extending past the conclusion of the project. The 2 maps were first released in April 2021 - in RF2 format by SNOMED International and human readable format by MedDRA MSSO (acting on behalf of ICH). The maps are maintained, updated and released annually with a change request mechanism available through MedDRA MSSO. Press Release: April 2021: A new collaboration between SNOMED International and ICH promotes seamless data exchange in support of public health Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

Inaugural SNOMED CT education delivery agreement signed with Hospital Italiano Back 19 Jun 2019 Back London, June 19, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SNOMED International is excited to announce a groundbreaking milestone in the organization’s approach to SNOMED CT education delivery. This past May, SNOMED International signed an agreement with Sociedad Italiana de Beneficencia en Buenos Aires, commonly referred to as Hospital Italiano, to deliver SNOMED CT education on its behalf in Spanish within select Latin America countries. Hospital Italiano has been engaged by SNOMED International to deliver mutually agreed upon SNOMED CT educational content to participants. As part of this agreement, Hospital Italiano will serve as an extension of the SNOMED International Education Program within Latin America and be empowered to issue course completion certificates and certifications as applicable. Prior to the signing of this agreement, Hospital Italiano has provided terminology services to several healthcare organizations in Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay using SNOMED CT as the foundation to build an interface terminology. Services have also included provision of a thesaurus tailored to the local needs of professionals interacting with the EHR, SNOMED CT cross maps to related classifications and standards as well as creation of various refsets according to the needs of an organization. SNOMED International began delivery of education programming to support understanding, use and implementation of SNOMED CT in 2015. Since that time, and with demonstrated growth of the organization’s Member base and affiliates, SNOMED International has been exploring ways to broaden its ability to educate audiences interested in clinical terminology. “Given the international nature of our organization and diverse Member make-up, we have been exploring different ways in which to share SNOMED CT’s education program with a wider audience, and where possible, in the first language of their choosing,” stated SNOMED International CEO, Don Sweete. Sweete went on to say, “As a Member focused organization, I hope that this is the first of many agreements of this nature.” Dr Daniel Luna, CIO at Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires says, “We have trusted in SNOMED CT as a reference terminology since the beginning of the development of our health information system, and work in the dissemination of the standard. Now, that we have SNOMED CT in our country and in the region, it is a great honor to be part of this education alliance, working together to further spread the benefits of this terminology." This arrangement is in effect as of 19th May 2019. Contact info@snomed.org with any additional inquiries. Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

Revamped SNOMED CT Foundation Course offers exciting new learning tools and techniques Back 21 Jun 2022 Back By Liara Tutina and the Education & Product Support Team SNOMED International recently updated its SNOMED CT Foundation course that provides an introduction to a broad range of SNOMED CT related topics, including the why, what and how of SNOMED CT. SNOMED International’s Liara Tutina, Education Lead & Customer Relations Executive Asia and Pacific along with members of the Education and Product Support team, including Jon Zammit, Anne Højen, Ian Spiers and Louise Jones, have also contributed to this blog. Q: What prompted the update to the Foundation course? E&PS: The original Foundation course was the first we offered via our e-learning platform. Created in 2014, it was very much in need of an update, both in terms of content and branding. We also wanted to simplify and shorten the course and make it appeal to a broader audience. Q: What is new and exciting about it? E&PS: Most importantly, the content has been updated to reflect the current state of SNOMED CT. In addition, the format of the course and the look and feel has been modernized. The course has been shortened and now uses a lesson-based approach and exercises designed to help the learner, in addition to introducing videos to deliver the content. Q: Who should consider taking this course? E&PS: Anyone who is interested in beginning their journey of learning about SNOMED CT. No prior knowledge of SNOMED CT is needed. Q: What topics are covered ? E&PS: The content has been grouped into three categories or modules: A) Introduction to SNOMED CT; B) Design and Implementation; and C) Customization. Within each category, there are more granular topics. Q: What kind of learning activities are included? E&PS: There are three modules; each has three lessons and a practical exercise. At the end of the course, there is a final assessment. Q: What do you get upon completing the course (e.g., certificate of completion)? E&PS: A course certificate and eligibility to enrol in our more advanced courses. Q: How does this course prepare you for additional SNOMED CT education? E&PS: The SNOMED CT Foundation Course is a prerequisite for the more advanced SNOMED CT courses. It provides the student with foundational knowledge to build upon. From here, one can learn more about implementation, terminology authoring and terminology services. Q: Does it cost anything to take? E&PS: The course is free for users in Member countries and territories. Otherwise, there is a $400 fee. Q: Where can people find more information? E&PS: Register and enrol at https://courses.ihtsdotools.org/product?catalog=FCE . From here, consult the Foundation Course Guide. Q: Has the Spanish language version also been updated? E&PS: No, not at this point in time. We’ll assess this new format based on feedback from our students for input into any future course updates. For additional information, please reach out to the Education Team at elearning@snomed.org 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

Syadem and SNOMED collaboration supports vaccination information interoperability Back 25 Apr 2024 Back SNOMED International is excited to announce a new collaboration with France-based company SYADEM that aims to deliver a comprehensive terminology system to health organizations, enabling them to accurately represent administered vaccines. SYADEM owns and manages the Unified Nomenclature of Vaccines ( NUVA ), a terminology used to capture, interpret, and process records of administered vaccines. SYADEM participates in the European Vaccination beyond COVID (EUVABECO) project, which is co-funded by the European Commission under the eU4Health program. By mid 2026, EUVABECO will deliver implementation plans for innovative vaccination practices to EU Member States. The plans will support the operationalization of several tools including a portable European Vaccination Card (EVC). NUVA is the intended code system for documenting administered vaccines in the EVC. Through a five-year agreement, this collaboration aims to facilitate the creation of comprehensive vaccination histories for individuals over time, regardless of the original vaccine source and data format. As part of the agreement, SNOMED CT and SYADEM will collaborate to integrate NUVA content as an extension in SNOMED International’s Community Content Area. Furthermore, they will define processes for ensuring content alignment and, where relevant, NUVA concepts will be included in the SNOMED CT International Edition. The collaboration will harmonize NUVA and SNOMED CT terminologies, offering users flexibility in code selection, facilitating smooth implementation. SNOMED CT is a comprehensive, multilingual healthcare terminology created for use by healthcare professionals. It enables the care of individuals to be captured in electronic health records, facilitating information sharing, decision support and analytics for safe and effective health information exchange. NUVA, developed by vaccinologists, is both a vocabulary and a comprehensive knowledge base. Its purpose is to capture vaccine information that is relevant for clinical decision-making, regardless of the record’s format - either digital or paper. It then acts as a universal coding system that enhances the transcription and transferability of vaccine information across various terminologies, complementing rather than replacing existing systems. NUVA and SNOMED CT complement each other: NUVA provides codes for current and historical vaccines, while SNOMED CT provides codes that represent the foundational concepts for contextualizing this vaccine information. The SNOMED International Drug Extension User Support Group has endorsed the approach, recognising that the collaboration facilitates a unified approach to the collection of vaccine information over time. SNOMED International CEO Don Sweete says, “In addition to providing a solution that will meet both clinical and regulatory requirements globally, the collaboration will demonstrate the benefits of using SNOMED CT as a foundation to model. When we talk about SNOMED CT as the global language of health, this is what we mean,” he adds. “We get closer to making that a reality with every new content-focused collaboration. The COVID-19 pandemic consolidated for everyone the need for greater healthcare data interoperability, and this partnership moves that forward.” Jean-Louis Koeck, Scientific Director at SYADEM, shared, “SYADEM is dedicated to making NUVA a common good, publicly available to any user. Furthermore, we are exploring the possibility of transitioning ownership of NUVA to a community of stakeholders in the near future, as part of our dedication to shared health advancements. Our collaboration with SNOMED CT represents a significant milestone in this journey.” Contact info@snomed.org for more information. Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

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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. 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 and Covid-19 SNOMED CT and COVID-19 Our actions to support our Community of Practice during the global Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Read about the challenge COVID-19 content in SNOMED CT In cases where a global emergency persists and warrants action, SNOMED International has taken steps to issue an interim release of the SNOMED CT International Edition to serve a public good. Here you can review the current SNOMED CT content applicable to COVID-19, including an updated SNOMED CT to ICD-10 map. Please refer to your local National Release Center (NRC) for updates to local extensions. SNOMED CT COVID-19 & Related Content The SNOMED CT International Edition contains all relevant COVID-19 concepts including any applicable changes to descriptions. Access SNOMED CT COVID -19 content SNOMED CT and COVID-19 news updates Review recent news items about how SNOMED International is equipping our Members, affiliates and users globally to manage the current pandemic with SNOMED CT terminology. See latest news Support Our help desk team is located across several time zones. We respond to each inquiry quickly and efficiently, passing them to specialists as required. You will receive a notification that your question has been logged. This will be followed by a reply, made at the earliest opportunity. Submit inquiry Learn more Learn more Explore the wide range of resources available to our community of practice Learn more COVID-19 and the GPS Coronavirus content added to the Global Patient Set Learn more COVID-19 Interoperability Alliance SNOMED CT joins the Alliance Learn more Coronavirus descriptions Changes to concept descriptions related to COVID-19 (Feb 2020) Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

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 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