SNOMED in action

To allow users to achieve semantic interoperability with standards

We are working on a rare disease portal. In this portal patient apply for medical assistance.

We have designed a Health Portal Form in which we have covered 4 different type of diseases.

Online death certificate has been started in AIIMS with the vision of maintaining a digital death record with a uniform format across the hospital since 2014.

HealthScore is a browser based hospital management tool. It transforms the way the organization is run, by adding the power of SNOMED CT analytics insights of not just the financials, but, also helps with medical insights and data driven decision making.

To provide decision support for primary care practitioners. The application will assign SNOMED CT codes to entered patient data which in turn will trigger decision support information. The research completed for this initiative is being conducted in Quebec with intended use across North America.

The National Programme for Health Care for the Elderly is a modest attempt by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare...

The Alberta WebSMR was designed to capture real time, post operative patient specific information through electronic synoptic reporting for the purposes of creating/implementing cancer surgery guidelines and improving patient outcomes.

Location: Alberta, Canada

The Provincial Terminology Services (pTS) Strategic Plan and Roadmap Project was a joint grant-funded project co-led by the Director, Provincial Terminology Services, Health Information Management, Alberta Health Services (AHS) and Director, Data Management Unit, Alberta Health (AHS).

E-death note module is an online module for Doctors to prepare death note. Each user has a unique login id and password to prepare e-death note. The username and password will be provided by the Computer Facility of AIIMS.

To capture diagnosis in problem list using a robust standardized clinical terminology that is mapped to ICD10, and ICD10 code is used for eRx submission while SNOMED CT terminology populates the patient problem list in the EMR.

To identify medicines used in Australia, using unique codes to deliver unambiguous, accurate and standardised naming conventions for both branded (trade) and generic (medicinal) products.