
Standards Release: SNOMED CT CA Edition Release Coming Soon
Infoway will be releasing the February 2026 SNOMED CT CA Edition on February 28, 2026.
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Infoway will be releasing the February 2026 SNOMED CT CA Edition on February 28, 2026.

The November 2025 CA Edition of SNOMED CT is now available.
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Want to improve the sharing of patient information across health care systems? The University of Victoria’s Health Terminology and Interoperability Standards Certificate Program is now accepting applications, and an online Information session is offered on September 17, 2025!

The August 2025 CA Edition of SNOMED CT is now available.

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Infoway will be releasing the August 2025 SNOMED CT CA Edition on August 28, 2025.

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