July 2022 International release of SNOMED CT Coming Soon
As part of the semi-annual terminology update, Infoway will be releasing the latest version of the International edition of SNOMED CT on July 31, 2022.
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As part of the semi-annual terminology update, Infoway will be releasing the latest version of the International edition of SNOMED CT on July 31, 2022.
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Infoway can register OIDs on behalf of Canadian implementers who are members of the HL7 Canada affililiate at no cost, saving $500 USD per request.
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