SNOMED in action SNOMED in Action enables information sharing among implementers about their SNOMED CT implementation experiences globally. Leverage learnings and register your implementation as part of SNOMED in Action. Register your implementation Learn more Kakao Healthcare (2 of 5) Improving Clinical Data Interoperability: An LLM-Based Approach to Mapping Local Terms to SNOMED CT APAC Learn more University of Nebraska Medical Center Extraction and Transformation of Pathology Cancer Report Data into a SNOMED CT Encoded Data Repository Americas Learn more CSIRO (Case Study 3) FHIRing up team care arrangements with SNOMED CT- Supporting team care arrangements for people living with chronic conditions through the use of a FHIR and SNOMED CT enabled chronic condition management plan. APAC Learn more Ziekenhuis Aan De Stroom (1 of 2) Operationalizing Belgium's SNOMED CT vision: Establishing a national implementation support network for hospitals EMEA Learn more Charité Berlin / Berlin Institute Of Health (1 of 2) Beyond Manual Mappings: LOINC-SNOMED Ontology as a Computable Solution for Laboratory Data Harmonization in the MII EMEA Featured Case Studies Filter within the SNOMED CT case studies Region Keywords VIEW ALL Reset EMEA Advancing Procedure Concept Modeling in SNOMED CT: Standards, Best Practices and Evolution. As a key component of the Quality Improvement project, the SI Content Team is engaged in the ongoing evaluation and refinement of the 71388002 |Procedure (procedure)| hierarchy. This process aims to standardize and normalize content, ensuring strict compliance with established Editorial Guidance and Policy to uphold terminology structural quality, consistency, accuracy and usability. Furthermore, user feedback is systematically analyzed to optimize modeling patterns, resulting in the creation and dissemination of updated Model Patterns, Editorial Guidance and Templates designed to support SCT authors and implementers. Learn more APAC A Comprehensive Framework for LOINC and SNOMED CT Implementation in Integrated Laboratory Information Systems This framework presents a systematic approach for nationwide laboratory data standardisation, demonstrated through the Ministry of Health's (MOH) implementation of LOINC and SNOMED CT. The methodology provides a structured pathway to bridge interoperability gaps across diverse healthcare facilities regardless of existing Laboratory Information Systems (LIS). By establishing the model for terminology integration, this framework transforms fragmented clinical data into cohesive information that enables analytics capabilities, enhances diagnostic precision, and supports evidence-based decision-making applicable to various healthcare environments Learn more EMEA A Patient Cohorting Tool for Scalable, Transparent, and Reproducible Research The Patient Cohorting Tool has been developed to enable efficient and reproducible identification of patient populations for research data projects at Barts Health NHS Trust. The tool currently runs on a synthetic database and allows selection by demographic and clinical variables such as gender, ethnicity, age, admission dates, and disorders and findings using SNOMED. The tool is currently in the production phase, and work is underway to connect it to the data warehouse so that it can be applied to real-world datasets. Future work includes extending search criteria to incorporate medication records to extend the search capabilities of the tool. By combining clinical detail with user-friendly options, this tool supports faster, more transparent, and more reproducible research, helping teams focus on insights rather than data wrangling. Learn more Americas A Prescription for Progress: Expanding the SNOMED CT Canadian Edition with A New Drug Extension Canada Health Infoway has approved a project to work with Quebec and other interested jurisdictions in Canada to develop a Canadian SNOMED CT drug extension, known as the Canadian Medicines Terminology (CMT). The CMT project is a substantial, multi-year initiative with an objective to deliver long-term value to the healthcare ecosystem. This will be achieved by enabling digital health systems to leverage a pan-Canadian drug data standard, which aligns with SNOMED CT's formal concept model and contains logical definitions for computable queries and clinical decision support. The CMT's design is based directly on SNOMED International's standardized national drug extension model, with additional enhancements to support Canadian-specific requirements. This is an essential enabler for supporting both national and international semantic interoperability. The presentation will describe the CMT's requirements, use cases, schedule, data model, development process, challenges, and achievements. Learn more EMEA A SNOMED driven clinical dashboard system to support the identification and management of diabetic patients with possible foot disease in a large academic health system in east London Diabetic patients require constant monitoring and foot screening on hospital admission by clinicians to identify injuries that might lead to infection and ulceration and to prevent progression of foot disease. Studies show that the correct management of diabetic foot patients (DFPs) in the UK could lead to a decrease in amputation rates, hospital admission avoidance, and a drastic reduction in the NHS cost of managing patients with diabetic foot problems1. The aim of this work is to develop and deploy a fully automated, API-based dashboard system that supports management of DFPs at Barts Health NHS Trust. Our algorithm extracts a list of patients from the Trust Data Warehouse who have been admitted to the hospital. For each patient, the free-text clinical notes created in the past 6 months are identified and processed with CLiX, a commercial natural language processing tool developed by Clinithink which uses post coordinated SNOMED-CT expressions to extract clinical terms from unstructured clinical notes. Demographic, clinical, and automated risk assessment data are presented in a secure and customizable dashboard. Preliminary results at the Royal London Hospital in east London showed that, in one month, the dashboard correctly identified 42 DFPs. Of these, 33 received an immediate clinical intervention and 9 had no recorded intervention. There were 7 incorrect identifications, mostly involving gestational diabetes, congenital conditions or non-diabetic patients. Our data-driven clinical tool continues to identify inpatients with diabetes and shows strong potential for improving early clinical intervention for DFPs. 1 - Guest JF et al., 2018. Learn more EMEA A Semantic Strategy is a key element of interoperability in electronic healthcare: A proposal for an approach in Germany Data interoperability is a crucial element for the success of a digitalization strategy. Achieving data interoperability requires clear semantic and syntactic rules. Therefore, digitalization in healthcare should be accompanied by a semantic strategy to outline a foundation of agreed reference coding systems and valuesets for specific domains and segments of the electronic health record. The electronic healthcare system in Germany is evolving. With legal agreement for a European Health Data Space in 2025 also a harmonization in Europe will be pursued. The BfArM as the National Competence Center for medical terminologies has issued a position paper, which is currently discussed with stakeholders. The paper proposes a gradual convergence of standardized documentation in healthcare towards a binding set of basic coding systems and valuesets. Requirements should be identified and semantic reference sources agreed by the domain expert community. A consented semantic framework will support users and software providers in their decision-making and aims to reduce the diversity of individual solutions. A long-term strategy will give decision-makers certainty in their planning and will support a gradual alignment of electronic data towards a mandatory set of basic coding systems. A central asset in this strategy is a central terminology server for the healthcare domain. It will act as a single “source of truth” and reliable platform for semantic references. A central platform will serve as “on-stop-shop” for automatic technical distribution and consumption and also as reliable long-time versioning archive during the live-cycle of electronic healthcare record items. Learn more EMEA A Unified Framework for SNOMED CT Terminology Bindings in Pathology: Enhancing EHDS Secondary Use Through Standardized Oncology and Non-Oncology Datasets The European Health Data Space (EHDS) aims to harness health data for improved care and research, yet fragmented pathology reporting practices hinder interoperability. Non-core elements in pathology and molecular datasets‚ critical for secondary use‚ often lack standardization, particularly in structured reporting formats. They can fulfill the minimal international datasets from the CAP, ICCR, etc. Learn more EMEA Addressing SNOMED CT Structural Anomalies Through AI -Enabled Methods High-quality clinical terminologies are essential for a connected and efficient healthcare ecosystem. Previous studies have shown the impact of quality issues on downstream applications, such as reduced recall and precision in cohort queries over EHRs. The literature presents several proposals to detect and/or resolve these quality issues. While these proposals typically employ either a lexical, structural, or machine learning-based approach, some combine different techniques to address the issues. This presentation outlines a series of experiments we conducted to improve the quality and clinical accuracy of the SNOMED CT terminology by identifying key areas for enhancement and proposing AI-enabled methods to automate the detection and correction of structural anomalies, such as primitive, misaligned, missing, and redundant concepts. Learn more APAC An approach to monitor obstetric clinical indicators using SNOMED CT encoded clinical notes This use case describes the automation of monitoring obstetric clinical indicators using SNOMED CT encoded clinical notes. The semi-structured clinical notes were extracted and encoded with SNOMED CT using a natural language processing system called MyHarmony. A tri-partite arrangement was established, which involved the informaticians at the Health Informatics Centre (Pusat Informatik Kesihatan, PIK) in the Ministry of Health Malaysia, the clinicians headed by the head of Malaysia’s obstetric speciality, and the Information Technology (IT) engineers of the hospitals involved. Each party has specific roles and responsibilities. There were four benefits identified with using this approach: (1) No data entry required. (2) Saved time and resources due to the automation process for data submission, codification, and reporting. Hence, there is no effect on clinical workflow or requires additional workload. (3) Richer analysis due to the granularity of the data written in free text. (4) Timely result which enables clinicians to monitor and intervene faster. However, there were several expected challenges during this project. First is the incompleteness of the documentation by the doctors which need can be improved with continuous awareness. the documentation and the resulting reports. Secondly, the team must standardize the semi-structured clinical notes from different hospitals. Therefore, it is important that the informatician understand the clinical requirement to ensure the right data are extracted by the IT engineers. This approach will be introduced to other clinical specialities so they can experience the same benefit when using SNOMED CT. Learn more EMEA An innovative approach to Continuous Professional Development on Digital Health Interoperability: Insights from the XiA Project This presentation introduces the XiA project's innovative framework for delivering continuous professional development (CPD) in digital health interoperability, with a focus on standards used in European Electronic Health Record Exchange Format (EEHRxF), such as SNOMED CT. Central to the approach is the XiA Library, a curated repository of Microcontent Learning Blocks (MLBs) targeted, modular content designed to be combined into tailored learning pathways. These pathways support professionals across the EU in preparing for the European Health Data Space (EHDS) through flexible, engaging, and accredited training. The model promotes scalable, self-paced learning adapted to the needs of various stakeholder groups, including healthcare providers, developers, and decision-makers. Learn more EMEA An investigation into the use of chromosome band nomenclature in SNOMED CT disorder concepts A growing number of SNOMED CT disorder concept names include fragments of chromosome band nomenclature (CBN) of varying complexity. Using a mixture of text matching techniques this work has identified such concepts, performed a number of analyses on the concepts returned, and considered the implications of these findings for SNOMED CT and related products. The number of disorder concepts including CBN fragments has increased significantly since 2015. The majority of CBN fragments follow a basic 'chromosome number + arm + region + band + sub-band' format, predominantly naming partial chromosome deletions or duplications implicated in rare diseases. The following findings are presented and discussed: (1) Term forms and synonymy: for many deletions and duplications, the same abnormality is represented using multiple different term forms, with no agreed 'preferred' or 'canonical' term representation. This sort of variation can be problematic, both for content management (notably redundancy/duplicate detection) and for content use (notably display, readability and discovery). SNOMED International has an opportunity to negotiate and agree standard term forms for such concepts, and the more common CBN fragment pattern 'favourites' are discussed. (2) Curation and classification: coarse-grained chromosome structure (number and arm) is already used in concept definitions. Identifying detailed CBN fragments makes possible more precise analysis of each affected concept. Opportunities for such an approach are presented, along with implications for redundancy detection and classification (including gene locus classification and annotation of standard ideogram tools); (3) Term display and interaction: the implications of CBN nomenclature on concept use and readability are discussed. Learn more EMEA Associating specific tests codes to the LOINC ontology (i.e. the SNOMED extension) and linking them to claimed test results & specimen This work intention is to support laboratory data interoperability and later data analytics. Ultimately, we aim at enabling our tests data to be understood in any of the three data dictionaries (bioMerieux, LOINC, SNOMED CT) Following its involvement in the FDA SHIELD program, bioMerieux (world leading IVD systems manufacturer) has a track record of publishing maps associating its test catalogue to LOINC codes and publishing them as LIDV files. We also published several posters where we associated part of our test results (nominal results) to SNOMED CT. We take benefit of the LOINC-SNOMED collaboration to investigate an association embedding our test catalogue & LOINC codes (cf. LIVD publication), SNOMED observations, claimed test results (binary, ordinal, nominal) and claimed supported specimen. Firstly, a conceptual model is created and implemented in a graph data model. Secondly, our different mappings are re-used, completed and qualified (exact match, border match and narrow match). Their covering is described based on metrics such as: precision and recall. 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SNOMED in action SNOMED in Action enables information sharing among implementers about their SNOMED CT implementation experiences globally. Leverage learnings and register your implementation as part of SNOMED in Action. Register your implementation Learn more Kakao Healthcare (2 of 5) Improving Clinical Data Interoperability: An LLM-Based Approach to Mapping Local Terms to SNOMED CT APAC Learn more University of Nebraska Medical Center Extraction and Transformation of Pathology Cancer Report Data into a SNOMED CT Encoded Data Repository Americas Learn more CSIRO (Case Study 3) FHIRing up team care arrangements with SNOMED CT- Supporting team care arrangements for people living with chronic conditions through the use of a FHIR and SNOMED CT enabled chronic condition management plan. APAC Learn more Ziekenhuis Aan De Stroom (1 of 2) Operationalizing Belgium's SNOMED CT vision: Establishing a national implementation support network for hospitals EMEA Learn more Charité Berlin / Berlin Institute Of Health (1 of 2) Beyond Manual Mappings: LOINC-SNOMED Ontology as a Computable Solution for Laboratory Data Harmonization in the MII EMEA Featured Case Studies Filter within the SNOMED CT case studies Select Region Select Category View Map Reset ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Spanish Ministry of Health Implementation Name Reference Database Implementation for National Extensions and International Editions: A Multi-Platform Approach for SNOMED CT Quick Implementation in Spain Learn More ORGANIZATION APAC Close Digital Health China (2 of 2) Implementation Name Construction of a Traditional Chinese Medicine Semantic Network System Based on SNOMED CT Learn More ORGANIZATION APAC Close Te Aho o Te Kahu (Cancer Control Agency) Implementation Name Modelling Molecular and Immunohistochemistry Tests for Cancer Care Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Palga Foundation Implementation Name A Unified Framework for SNOMED CT Terminology Bindings in Pathology: Enhancing EHDS Secondary Use Through Standardized Oncology and Non-Oncology Datasets Learn More ORGANIZATION APAC Close Kakao Healthcare (5 of 5) Implementation Name Data Quality Management of Standard Terminology Master Table for Multi-Institutional Research: Focusing on Validity, Completeness, and Timeliness Learn More ORGANIZATION APAC Close Kakao Healthcare (4 of 5) Implementation Name Exploring the Mapping Coverage and Accuracy of ICD-10 and SNOMED CT in Standardizing Unstructured Clinical Data: A Focus on Abdominal region CT Imaging Learn More ORGANIZATION APAC Close Kakao Healthcare (3 of 5) Implementation Name Systematic Validation in Multi-Institutional Clinical Data Standardization: A Syntactic and Semantic Approach Learn More ORGANIZATION APAC Close Kakao Healthcare (2 of 5) Implementation Name Improving Clinical Data Interoperability: An LLM-Based Approach to Mapping Local Terms to SNOMED CT Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close DHD Implementation Name Over 10 years of experience implementing SNOMED in Dutch hospitals ‚ Observations and Insights Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close University Hospitals Leuven Implementation Name Implementation and outcomes of SNOMED CT-based complication registration in the electronic patient record: an experience at the department of neurosurgery, University Hospitals Leuven Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close NHS England Implementation Name An investigation into the use of chromosome band nomenclature in SNOMED CT disorder concepts Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Bart's Health NHS Trust (3 of 3) Implementation Name A SNOMED driven clinical dashboard system to support the identification and management of diabetic patients with possible foot disease in a large academic health system in east London Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Inselspital, University Hospital Bern Implementation Name ts for validation Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Chipsoft Implementation Name Employing Large Language Models to clarify SNOMED CT concepts to patients Learn More ORGANIZATION Americas Close Canada Health Infoway (2 of 2) Implementation Name A Prescription for Progress: Expanding the SNOMED CT Canadian Edition with A New Drug Extension Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Healthsage.ai Implementation Name Leveraging large language models and semantic search for automated SNOMED CT-based problem list maintenance Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Charité Berlin / Berlin Institute Of Health (2 of 2) Implementation Name Standardizing Germany's Oncological Core Dataset with SNOMED CT:Lessons learned from a feasibility study Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Hospital Clinic de Barcelona Implementation Name Clinicians use of an on-line Health Problem List coded in SNOMED CT after one year of its implementation Learn More ORGANIZATION Americas Close Canada Health Infoway (1 of 2) Implementation Name Canada's National Terminology Service: Implementation of a FHIR terminology server advancing semantic interoperability Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close University College London Implementation Name Health Terminology Management for National-level Interoperability: Preliminary Result of A Scoping Review Learn More ORGANIZATION Americas Close Apurba Tech Implementation Name Healthcare Alignment and Record Modernization via Ontologies and Neural sYstems (HARMONY) leveraging SNOMED CT Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Karolinska University Implementation Name Regional standard and terminology binding for Tubes, Drains, Catheters, and Fluid Balance: A Unified Framework for Medical Practice and Communication Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Antwerp University Hospital Implementation Name Enhancing Clinical Data Accessibility by a Diagnosis Dashboard Learn More ORGANIZATION APAC Close CSIRO (4 of 4) Implementation Name Enhancing SNOMED CT knowledge and use among Allied Health professionals in Australia Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Cliniques Universitaires Saint-Luc (2 of 2) Implementation Name From free-text to 100% structured data : how to improve compliance of end-users and adapt SNOMED CT to clinical practice ? Experiences of an academic hospital Learn More ORGANIZATION Americas Close University of Nebraska Medical Center Implementation Name Extraction and Transformation of Pathology Cancer Report Data into a SNOMED CT Encoded Data Repository Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close University of Oxford Implementation Name Surveillance of acute respiratory infection using SNOMED CT expression in Expression Constraint Language with routinely collected primary care data in England Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Ghent University (2 of 2) Implementation Name Mapping SNOMED CT to the WHO International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health (ICF): A use case on low back pain Learn More ORGANIZATION Americas Close Hausam Consulting Implementation Name Still Searching for the Holy Grail of SNOMED CT Classification? Description Logic Reasoning Capabilities Beyond the EL Profile Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close AZ Delta Implementation Name Value (Co)-Creation in Next Generation Care Trajectories for Children and Young People - Optimizing Pediatric Asthma Outcomes through a Digitally Transformed, Interoperable Care Trajectory. Learn More ORGANIZATION APAC Close CSIRO (Case Study 3) Implementation Name FHIRing up team care arrangements with SNOMED CT- Supporting team care arrangements for people living with chronic conditions through the use of a FHIR and SNOMED CT enabled chronic condition management plan. Learn More ORGANIZATION APAC Close CSIRO (2 of 4) Implementation Name Improving Health Outcomes through Connected Care- Strengthening Standards Capability in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Learn More ORGANIZATION APAC Close NHG Health Implementation Name Extracting disorders and contextual situations from clinical notes and standardising them to SNOMED CT: A hybrid approach leveraging Large Language Models and Named Entity Recognition and Linking (NER+L) tools Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close bioMérieux Implementation Name Associating specific tests codes to the LOINC ontology (i.e. the SNOMED extension) and linking them to claimed test results & specimen Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close UZ Leuven (3 of 3) Implementation Name Data Capabilities: SNOMED CT and FHIR as a foundation for an interoperable standardised EPD Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close UZ Leuven (2 of 3) Implementation Name Using SNOMED CT for Structured Indication Registration in Antibiotic Prescribing: Advancing Antibiotic Stewardship in the HOST Project Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Cliniques Universitaires Saint-Luc (1 of 2) Implementation Name Translating SNOMED CT into French, an essential task full of challenges and insights: experience of our terminology team Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Amorphous AI Implementation Name The Future Is Here: An AI Scientist for Every Hospital Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close UZ Leuven (1 of 3) Implementation Name Standardizing rare disease registration: a SNOMED CT-Orphanet mapping approach in the electronic patient record of University Hospitals Leuven Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close VIDAL Group (2 of 2) Implementation Name Using SNOMED CT to support Allergy Checking in an international medicinal product dictionary Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close VIDAL Group (1 of 2) Implementation Name Using SNOMED CT and its mapping to ICD10 in providing clinical decision support for Contraindication checking Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close IKNL (2 of 2) Implementation Name Using SNOMED-CT for registration of procedures in the Netherlands Cancer Registry Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Sorano.net Implementation Name SNOMED CT: Bridging language differences between training and querying AI models for healthcare Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Karolinska Universitetssjukhuset (2 of 2) Implementation Name SNOMED CT implementation and strategy in Region Stockholm, Sweden Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Grand Hôpital De Charleroi Implementation Name Leveraging SNOMED CT for Semantic Structuring of Hematological Data in a Predictive Model for Primary Refractory Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Nictiz Implementation Name National implementation of SNOMED CT for diagnosis and procedures in six Dutch healthcare sectors Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Stichting VDIR Implementation Name Mapping standardized nursing languages with SNOMED CT to enhance electronic information exchange Learn More ORGANIZATION Americas Close Canadian Institute for Health Information (2 of 2) Implementation Name Developing Standard Terminology for Social Care in Support of Connected Care in Canada Learn More ORGANIZATION Americas Close Canadian Institute for Health Information (1 of 2) Implementation Name Mapping for Interoperability: Modernizing Physician billing using SNOMED CT and ICD-11 Learn More ORGANIZATION EMEA Close Ziekenhuis Aan De Stroom (2 of 2) Implementation Name Closing the Gap Between Narrative and Structure: A Workflow-Integrated Documentation Improvement Tool for Enhancing SNOMED CT-Coded Problem Lists in Hospital Practice. 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Cerner Corporation Back Cerner Corporation Vendor Overview At Cerner, we’re continuously building on our foundation of intelligent solutions for the health care industry. Our technologies connect people and systems at more than 25,000 provider facilities worldwide, and our wide range of services support the clinical, financial and operational needs of organizations of every size. Together with our clients, we are creating a future where the health care system works to improve the well-being of individuals and communities. By designing leading-edge health information technology, we offer strategies that empower organizations to know, manage and engage their populations. Our applications are developed with physicians in mind so they can focus on people, not technology. And providers can manage their day-to-day revenue functions with our integrated clinical and financial systems. These helpful tools are designed to work for today and think for tomorrow. From the beginning, we have innovated at the intersection of health care and information technology. Our mission remains to contribute to the systemic improvement of health care delivery and the health of communities. 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 EHR, Decision Support, Diagnostic imaging, Clinical coding, Clinical documentation, Analytics, Natural Language Processing, Ontology, Population Health 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 2800 Rockcreek Parkway North Kansas City MO 64117 USA www.cerner.com Contact details Hillary Hammond Marketing Partner +1 816 201 5518 Hillary.Hammond@cerner.com Regions where operational Asia, Europe, Global, North America, South America

The e-Health Centre (Centrum e-Zdrowia) has the overall responsibility for providing interoperability in Poland. The e-Health Centrecreates digital services and solutions that support the work of medical professionals and facilitate the management of health matters for citizens. Poland The e-Health Centre (Centrum e-Zdrowia) has the overall responsibility for providing interoperability in Poland. The e-Health Centrecreates digital services and solutions that support the work of medical professionals and facilitate the management of health matters for citizens. Contact Details Centrum e-Zdrowia (e-Health Centre) Dubois 5A, 00-184 Warszawa, Poland Website: https://cez.gov.pl/pl Email: biuro@cez.gov.pl Appointed Representatives General Assembly: Paweł Masiarz - Ministry of Health Member Forum: Agata Szewczak, Grzegorz Sroka - e-Health Centre News articles Poland adopts SNOMED CT as part of its digital health transformation The implementation of SNOMED CT in Poland will be carried out in cooperation between the Ministry of Health and the eHealth Centre, which is a state budgetary unit, subordinate to the Minister of Health, responsible for healthcare information systems. The main object of e-Health Centre’s activity is to carry out tasks in the field of building information society, including health care, and to support management decisions of the Ministry of Health based on the conducted analyses. The e-Health Centre is responsible for monitoring the planned, developed and operated ICT systems at central and regional levels. The e-Health Centre runs the SNOMED CT National Release Centre, and is responsible for maintaining and distributing the Polish version of SNOMED CT. 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