SNOMED Clinical Terms®
SNOMED CT®
URI:ISO:2.16.840.1.113883.6.96
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SNOMED CT has the potential to become one of the main reference terminologies in the clinical domain. On January 29, 2004, the US Consolidated Health Informatics Initiative(CHI) recommended and endorsed SNOMED CT as the terminology of choice for the domains of anatomy, nursing, diagnosis and problems, and non-lab interventions and procedures
Approx 364,400 Concepts (July 2004)
Approx 1,450,000 Edges
Harold Solbrig solbrig@mayo.edu
2005-03-10
The following attributes of the content characterization will be completed by XMDR staff. These attributes will be collected for those content collections which are considered to be high priority for inclusion in the prototype.
Attributes marked with an asterisk (*) are considered mandatory.
2005-01
College of American Pathologists
See: SNOMED International Home Page
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The English edition of SNOMED Clinical Terms (SNOMED CT) core content is now available, free of charge, through the National Library of Medicine's (NLM) Unified Medical Language System®(UMLS®) Metathesaurus®
U.S. licensees will be able to use SNOMED (as distributed by NLM) in the U.S. without charge and without signing a separate license agreement with the CAP.
Non-U.S. UMLS users will continue to require a separate license agreement with the CAP for production uses of SNOMED CT.
There are subsetting mechanisms available
January 2005. Versions are currently released once every 6 months.
See: SNOMED Web Site
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MD's RN's and other Clinical Experts
CAP. SNOMED RT: Systemized Nomenclature of Medicine, Reference Terminology. College of American Pathologists. Available at: www.snomed.org.
Harold Solbrig
2005-03-11
The following data elements are to be supplied by XMDR project staff/collaborators.
Attributes marked with an asterisk (*) are considered mandatory.
Names of persons (if any) on XMDR project (and contact info) who are familiar with this data set. XMDR participant organizations who have copies of this metadata resource.
Names of persons on XMDR project (and contact info) who evaluated this metadata resource for inclusion (e.g., if the content survey was completed by someone at the content repository).
Priority suggested for acquisition and ingestion of this metadata resource.