PHAST Back PHAST Vendor Overview Leading national interoperability provider, PHAST offers services aimed at improving healthcare data exchange. PHAST provides metathesauri which bring together coded medical vocabularies to enable interoperability within healthcare information systems. PHAST contributes to international efforts related to semantic interoperability and health data exchange standards. It sponsors the “Pathology and Laboratory Medicine” (PaLM) domain of IHE International, and is the correspondent of IHE to SNOMED for the IHE SNOMED CT free set. It contributes to various Work Groups of HL7 International, leads the introduction of new resources for order catalogs in the FHIR standard and is one of the primary editors of the International Patient Summary (IPS) standard. Phast also played a key role in the Trillium II Project funded by the European Commission to provide “International Patient Summary” standards in support to better patient care across borders. Phast is chairing SNOMED International “French Translation Project Group”, which aims at a single French translation produced cooperatively by NRCs of French speaking member countries. 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 PHAST encourages the creation of a more effective and interoperable French healthcare IT system by easing the integration and implementation of SNOMED CT into vendor applications. As part of this strategy, PHAST has built a new service, IOct, to enable care institutions to encode their clinical information as SNOMED CT concepts in a way that can be processed automatically by their applications. PHAST has brought a set of initiatives to support SNOMED CT implementation: Translation of more than 5,000 SNOMED CT concepts. Implementation of a French browser which makes possible for the healthcare professionals to explore the terminology online. Production of interoperable metathesauri which include SNOMED CT content in the field of medication (IOmed), medical devices (IOmd) and laboratory (IOlab) workflows. Organization of training sessions for software vendors and healthcare institutions. Creation of a FHIR terminology server, STS, which delivers terminologies like SNOMED CT and LOINC, as well as concept maps and value sets leveraging various international and national terminologies. STS supports a full implementation of the Expression Constraint Language (ECL) for defining SNOMED CT value sets by intension. Scope of services Clinical documentation, Drug, EHR, EMR, Lab, Order sets, Pharmacy Downloadable documents PHAST - Promoting Healthcare Interoperability Office 25 rue du Louvre Paris Paris 75001 France www.phast.fr Contact details +33-786-160591 contact@phast.fr Regions where operational Europe

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is a progressive condition that often goes undiagnosed until it reaches advanced stages, necessitating dialysis or kidney transplantation. Late presentation of CKD, particularly when dialysis is imminently required, significantly worsens patient outcomes and increases healthcare costs. This research proposal aims to develop and validate an artificial intelligence (AI)-based model to identify patients at high risk of late presentation of CKD, thereby enabling timely interventions and improving clinical outcomes. Back View Map Guy's & St. Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust (2 of 2) Early Identification of Patients at High Risk for Late Presentation of Chronic Kidney Disease Requiring Dialysis Read More Country / Region EMEA Tags Artificial intelligence, Data analytics, Patient safety, Research Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is a progressive condition that often goes undiagnosed until it reaches advanced stages, necessitating dialysis or kidney transplantation. Late presentation of CKD, particularly when dialysis is imminently required, significantly worsens patient outcomes and increases healthcare costs. This research proposal aims to develop and validate an artificial intelligence (AI)-based model to identify patients at high risk of late presentation of CKD, thereby enabling timely interventions and improving clinical outcomes. Description An AI-Tool can be created and integrated into patient pathways, utilising SNOMED CT, to identify and predict risk of late presentation of Chronic Kidney Disease. Scope SNOMED CT was selected due to it's structured and coded vocabulary, it provides a backbone for identifying conditions as a part of an NLP Model. How SNOMED CT will be used SNOMED CT was used in a Natural Language Processing model to help identify comorbidities from patient's electronic health record 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

F3 Technology Back F3 Technology Vendor Overview Our mission is to Promote Health Informatics Excellence in Pakistan. We are Pakistani health informaticians working around the world and have established this centre for the purpose of promoting best practices for implementing eHealth. We work directly with our clients through resident staff in 11 countries and specialize in Healthcare, Emergency Services Command & Control Systems, Enterprise Mobile Apps and Geo Spatial Systems. With over 300 experienced Software Developers and Project Managers we are able to undertake complex enterprise product development globally. 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 Indici - Primary Care Spectrum - URGENT & UNPLANNED CARE CareMonX™EMS Suite- Electronic Patient Care Reporting & Data Management Solution CareMonX™CAD- Emergency Dispatch Vivasta - Enhanced Independent Living MIA - Major Incident Alerting PROMMS - Professional Membership Management System Exaro Script - Digital Pen Technology HazIT - Waste Disposal Management System BizNav - Empowering Your Business Process Scope of services Analytics, Chronic disease, Clinical coding, Clinical documentation, Diagnostic imaging, Drug, EHR, EMR, Lab, Middleware, Oncology, Order sets, Pharmacy, Telehealth Downloadable documents F3 Technology - Centre for Health Informatics Pakistan Office Centre for Health Informatics Pakistan Zaraj Housing Islamabad, Pakistan Islamabad Punjab 44000 Pakistan http://www.healthinformatics.pk Contact details Abdul Rauf Assistant Director Project 00923335414465 abdul.rauf@valentiatech.com Regions where operational Africa, Asia, Europe, Global

Discover the SNOMED CT Implementation Demonstrators Back 18 Mar 2025 Back SNOMED International continues to develop tools that support our community to adopt and implement SNOMED CT and realize its benefits. These tools, many of which are self-serve, are intended to make it easier for implementers with a range of experience with SNOMED CT and other clinical terminologies. That’s why we recently launched a collection of SNOMED CT Implementation Demonstrators , a curated selection of examples that showcase the many ways SNOMED CT can be implemented across different healthcare and technical use cases. In this Q&A, Implementation Support Team members Anne Randorff Højen, Implementation Support Specialist; Alejandro Lopez Osornio, Senior Implementation Specialist; and Kai Kewley, Technical Implementation Support Specialist, explain what has been developed and why, as well as how these tools can support the SNOMED CT community. Q: What is an implementation demonstrator? A: It is a tool that shows you how SNOMED CT works in specific use cases and situations. For example, the Clinical User Interface demo provides a simulation of clinical data entry on an electronic health record using SNOMED FHIR Terminology services. The demonstrators show how SNOMED CT supports interoperability, clinical workflows, and data standardization. Q: Why did we develop them and who was involved in the process? A: We wanted to offer hands-on, interactive ways to deliver a practical understanding of SNOMED CT implementations in a way that makes it easy to grasp key concepts. We developed these tools through the collaboration and expertise of the global SNOMED CT community of clinical experts , reflecting best practices and innovative use cases. Q: What are the categories of demonstrators that have been developed? A: There are various interactive demonstrations across key categories. Some are clinical; others are categorized as educational, while others are tools- application- or utility-focused. So there’s a wide range of different aspects of the implementation experience. There is even a demo that uses the OpenAI ChatGPT API to demonstrate the use of SNOMED CT with Large Language Models, and a fun game (SNOGUESS) you can play to test your own knowledge of SNOMED CT! Q: What are the three most important things to communicate about these demonstrators? A: First, each is open source, meaning there are no licence fees required to use them. Second, they are free to explore, meaning you can easily see what they can do, and third, they are easy to replicate, meaning you can use them in your own context, again, without any licensing fees. Q: Who should explore these demonstrators? What level of SNOMED CT expertise do users need? A: We developed these tools for developers, implementers, and healthcare professionals, which covers a broad swath of healthcare, but they are specifically targeted to those working with SNOMED CT. Whether you are fairly new to the terminology or more experienced, we believe you will find them useful. Q: Who uses these demonstrators? A: Since the demonstrators are hosted on a free GitHub service, we can’t track its use, but SNOMED International uses it during various online sessions to clarify implementation strategies. It also plays a role in the practical activities of our new implementation course and helps illustrate our responses to Freshdesk tickets with inquiries, among other uses. As an open-source resource, it aims to help implementers grasp best practice implementation patterns and allows them to share the code with their development teams as a reference. Q: Where can I find them? A: Visit https://implementation.snomed.org/showcase/demonstrators 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 implementation experiences: A Spanish language feature on Argentina, Chile, Spain and Uruguay Back 30 Apr 2019 Back Revista Salud Digital, a latin american digital health publication, has recently published their 2nd Edition. This Edition features SNOMED CT Implementation experiences from a sampling of our Spanish SNOMED International Members. This Spanish language feature, provides in-depth interviews with Karina Revirol (Argentina), Alejandra Lozano (Chile), Arturo Romero Gutierrez (Spain), Pablo Orefice (Uruguay). Read the edition: Revista Salud Digital Latinoamérica - Edición Nº 1 - Spanish Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

2024 Annual Report highlights the year's achievements and activities Back 13 May 2025 Back The SNOMED International 2024 Annual Report is now available. The document, which chronicles the organization’s key activities over the past year, wraps up the 2020-2025 strategy with a reflection on and an accounting of our goals for the five-year period and our successes meeting those objectives. The report outlines a number of first-time endeavours for the organization in 2024 and the benefits realized from those activities, such as formally joining the Bahmni Coalition , hosting an Entity Linking Challenge and delivery of a one-day SNOMED CT in Europe conference. A read through the 2024 report also reveals another increasingly important theme echoed over the past year – in particular, the need to better understand advanced technologies and how to harness them for the benefit of SNOMED CT users and implementers worldwide. As SNOMED International and its global community work to explore SNOMED CT as an input into Artificial Intelligence and Large Language Models, it is clear the energy and enthusiasm fuelling these discussions is growing as implementers, clinicians, researchers and SNOMED CT users learn more about future possibilities. The 2024 Annual Report also provides a snapshot of the 2025-2030 Strategy , which was developed in 2024 in conjunction with our governance bodies. The new strategy, which seeks to build on the work of the past five years, includes a Technology Roadmap to ensure that the organization prioritizes initiatives focused on making SNOMED CT easier to adopt and implement, and an expanded approach to User Acceptance Testing. At the same time, the strategy also calls for a Content Roadmap based on Member priorities and balanced with ongoing content work. In addition to new and updated products and services, educational offerings, content changes and collaborations made over the year, the report provides insights into the many different ways the organization has engaged with its Members and other stakeholders. Some of the features we’re most proud of in this year’s report are the Member-focused articles that highlight their activities and successes in implementing and adopting SNOMED CT, including New Zealand discussing its use of a “working bee” to advance the use of the terminology, the piece on global cancer reporting agencies that discusses multi-agency efforts to use SNOMED CT to improve cancer care, and the article detailing our work with LOINC by Regenstrief to develop the LOINC Extension. “The 2024 annual report enables us to tell the story of our ecosystem of global stakeholders – their goals, and our work to better understand how we can support the drive for interoperability across the globe,” says SNOMED International CEO Don Sweete. We thank all our Members and the SNOMED International community for their commitment to enabling global interoperability and we look forward to sharing our 2025 activities next year. Visit the Results section of the Strategy, Objectives and Results page to read the report. Media Inquiries SNOMED International Kelly Kuru Email: comms@snomed.org Subscribe to SNOMED International news Stay up to date on SNOMED news, features, developments and newsletters by subscribing to our news service. Subscribe

Planned transition to concrete domains Back 4 Nov 2020 Back Since the date of issue, this information is now out of date and has been archived. It has been made available for reference. For over a year, SNOMED International has proposed to the Community of Practice an enhancement to SNOMED CT by adding the capability to express Concrete Domain values. This enhancement will initially target improvements in the Pharmaceutical / biologic product hierarchy . This feature will be used to better express strengths and concentrations of clinical drugs as well as ingredient counts, specifically supplying clinical drug strengths as true numbers, rather than using the existing work-around of concepts which represent those numbers. Following on from past communications, SNOMED International is providing more technical details of the planned transition. Please see here for details of the current proposed technical changes. Throughout this transition, note that the technical proposal is still in the consultation stage, and changes may still be made before the final solution is implemented. The transition to concrete domains has been discussed and agreed upon with numerous stakeholders from the community, and as such is targeted to be implemented over the course of the next two International Release cycles. In Q1, 2021, A technical preview will be published in line with the January 2021 International Edition, with drug concept strengths and counts expressed as concrete values in the new Relationships file, and currently planned to be a full RF2 International Edition package. Targeted for Q3 2021, the July 2021 International Edition will be the first release after the transition to Concrete Domains, which will impact inferred relationship file changes and stated axiom file changes to the RF2 package as well as making additional features available in the International Edition. A detailed account of these changes can be reviewed on SNOMED International’s January 2021 Early Visibility Release Notice page by following the link and searching “concrete domains.” If you foresee any critical issues with the transition plans, or have any questions regarding any of these upcoming changes, please contact SNOMED International immediately at support@snomed.org with “Concrete Domains transition question” in the subject line. Since the date of issue, this information is now out of date and has been archived. It has been made available for reference. Please visit this link to review the current status of conrete domains. 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

Wolters Kluwer Health Language Back Wolters Kluwer Health Language Vendor Overview Health Language provides industry-leading terminology management solutions that enhance systems interoperability, clinical documentation workflows, analytics, and population health management. 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 content database makes it easier for clinicians to record problems and diagnoses by providing a comprehensive library of commonly-used synonyms with mappings to SNOMED CT®, ICD-9, and ICD-10 – effectively solving the disconnect between billing/administrative standards (ICD-9/10), meaningful use requirements (SNOMED CT® encoded problem lists) and the clinician’s way of documenting clinical care (e.g. short abbreviations or notations). Clients using the content set within their IT systems can create SNOMED CT® problem lists using familiar clinical terms such as ‘afib’, ‘ank fx’, or ‘elevated BP’. Further, through the use of our coding and clinical attributes, our clients can ensure their clinicians are aware of the additional information that may be required for an accurate ICD-10-CM billable code – increasing clinical & financial reimbursement accuracy while reducing operational overhead. Scope of services Clinical coding, Clinical documentation Downloadable documents Office 4600 S. Syracuse St. #1200 Denver Colorado 80237 USA www.healthlanguage.com Contact details Molly McManus Marketing Operations Manager 720-446-2564 molly.mcmanus@wolterskluwer.com Regions where operational Global

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

First external monthly release of the SNOMED CT International Release package Back 28 Feb 2022 Back SNOMED International has published the SNOMED CT International Edition every six months, on 31st January and 31st July each year as its means of releasing the product. As the organization has been communicating over the past year, SNOMED International is transitioning to a more frequent delivery schedule of the SNOMED CT International Release Package. While this is a newly available feature, it is important to recognize that this enhancement only changes your current process if you or your National Release Center decides to consume frequent releases. Last year, SNOMED International began to pilot a more frequent delivery schedule of the SNOMED CT International Release Package. Making the product available on a monthly basis means less down-time required between release cycles, enabling faster turnaround of authoring content and a more agile and responsive terminology. Additionally, smaller content projects can potentially reduce the time required for urgent content changes. What does this mean in terms of how you consume SNOMED CT? The SNOMED CT International release package will now be available on the last day of each month rather than just at the end of each January and July. Users may continue to consume SNOMED CT releases biannually in January and July. Monthly releases of SNOMED CT will continue to be made available from the Member Licensing and Distribution Service (MLDS.) MLDS contains SNOMED International releases, both Production and Alpha (technology previews), available for Members to download. Who do I contact for more information? Direct any questions you have regarding frequent releases to releases@snomed.org Click here For information on the February 2022 release, including release notes, and review our Frequently Asked Questions on monthly releases 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