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HL7 International Access is required for incorporating HL7 materials in a product and for participation in HL7 International workgroups and ballots. SNOMED CT, LOINC, and others are available at no cost to users with an active Infoway account.
Submit changes for consideration for the next Canadian Edition of SNOMED CT as soon as possible.
On February 16, 1994 the original authors of LOINC first met and started creating this worldwide standard for identifying health measurements, observations, and documents.
The January 2019 releases of pCLOCD and SNOMED CT are now on the Terminology Gateway. Learn more about the changes and additions in these releases.
Save the date in your calendar — November 12-13 — so you can join us in Ottawa. The conference will once again take place during Digital Health Week, November 11-17.
Deadline to submit your request for change regarding the proposed changes to published subsets is January 31, 2019.
As part of the semi-annual terminology update, Infoway will be releasing the updated versions of SNOMED CT® and pCLOCD on January 31, 2019.
The program combines face-to-face and online learning in a program built for professionals working in the health sector.
We hosted a record number of 384 attendees who networked, shared experiences and heard from the line-up of national and international speakers about the opportunities and challenges of transforming health care delivery in Canada.
Don’t miss your chance to showcase your organization to members of the health informatics community next year at the national conference in Toronto, May 26-29.
Did you know that Infoway publishes release notes to support our various standards and related products, such as pCLOCD, SNOMED CT, Subsets, PrescribeIT and CCDD?
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