LOINC and SNOMED CT: LOINC SNOMED CT Extension – Why, What and How
As some of you know, there is now a renewed cooperation between SNOMED International and Regenstrief to make SNOMED [...]
Standardising Traditional Medicine information using SNOMED CT - Part 2: Chinese Traditional Medicine
We recently created an article about the value of standardising Traditional Indian Medicine for use in electronic [...]
Why calling an `Apple` an apple isn’t enough – why we need SNOMED CT to break down #DataSilos
This article is part of our `Data Standards 101` series, where we discuss common themes we come across as a team of [...]
International Patient Summary Terminology — Why, what and how
The International Patient Summary (IPS) is a minimal and non-exhaustive set of basic clinical data of a patient, [...]
Why are SNOMED CT codes (Identifiers) meaningless numbers?
As a team of terminology and informatics experts supporting legacy systems (and their migration), we often come [...]
SNOMED CT: An Introduction — Part 2
Continuing from the SNOMED CT: An Introduction — Part 1 article, let’s now talk about how SNOMED CT represents [...]
SNOMED CT: An Introduction — Part 1
SNOMED CT (Systematised Nomenclature of Medicine — Clinical Terms) is a standardised, multilingual vocabulary of [...]
The Search for a Single Interoperable Ontology For Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
SNOMED International’s E2O Project — Transmuting Evaluation Procedures Into Observables In SNOMED [...]
Implementing Laboratory Medicine (Pathology) Standards
Laboratory Medicine (or Pathology) in the UK has been a challenging area for standards for a long time When I took on [...]- 1
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