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Why are SNOMED CT codes (Identifiers) meaningless numbers? — SNOMED CT Intro Part 3
As a team of terminology and informatics experts supporting legacy systems (and their migration), we often come [...]
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70+We specialise in supporting the implementation of SNOMED CT in clinical information systems. Our services support enterprises and National Release Centres that face the question - 'how to use' SNOMED CT or terminology standards in our products or integrate it in a product or project roadmap.
We support creation and maintenance of SNOMED CT content in enterprise settings (including National programmes). We advise enterprises on managing their local codes and their migration to SNOMED CT. We can assist in the creation and maintenance of extensions and refsets/subsets via APIs and specialists tools.
Our services and training enable our clients to use SNOMED CT in their products and deliver the benefits of SNOMED CT to their end users. We support adoption of terminology servers, APIs and tools within your ecosystem. We also offer terminology server solutions and tooling to support your needs.
Pathnexus is a lab data harmonisation platform to create, maintain & access standards based catalogues for pathology/lab test requests and results. Use it to build maps between local codes and migrate to SNOMED CT. You can also create new test codes based on SNOMED terms if needed.
Termnexus is a Terminology Server with a RESTful API that that makes it easy to use SNOMED CT in your applications. It comes pre-packaged with default configurations which means that you should be able to get it up and running quickly. It also makes it easy to manage localised content and deal with content updates.
Snolex is a fresh look at searching and exploring SNOMED CT. It has a super fast search and browse interface that makes it an excellent SNOMED CT browser. Snolex also allows you to create, browse and share Refsets. You can browse the International edition of SNOMED CT and other national editions.
As a team of terminology and informatics experts supporting legacy systems (and their migration), we often come [...]
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Continuing from the SNOMED CT: An Introduction — Part 1 article, let’s now talk about how SNOMED [...]
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