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Are you implementing SNOMED CT and have a request to add or change content? If you need help, we have guidelines and resources available.

Congratulation to the newly elected members of the HL7 Canada Council and thank you to all the nominees and the community for participating.

Today, we celebrate World Health Day by announcing our new podcast series: Digital Health InfoCast. This podcast brings together digital health leaders and innovators, exploring a wide range of topics.

This latest release aligns with the SNOMED International March 2020 release published as an interim publication in support of the coronavirus respiratory disease outbreak.

Map to the latest version of SNOMED CT (January 31, 2020) using TermWorks, an easy-to-use data mapping solution that brings powerful terminology capabilities directly to the desktop, or TermManager, a browser based mapping tool.

Did you know that you can receive an email for changes to subsets, terminology, or full releases such as pCLOCD, SNOMED CT, CCDD, etc. on Terminology Gateway? 

The Simeio solution will be part of Infoway's ACCESS Health program that is uniting industry, health care providers, provinces, territories and Canadians to redefine where and how Canadians access digital health services and their personal health information.

Want to become a CCHIM-certified Health Terminology Specialist? Take a look at the Health Terminology Standards Graduate Certificate Program at University of Victoria.

Bring your knowledge and experience to this coalition of Canadians working together to make health systems inclusive of all identities.

Ten new women leaders in digital health are recognized annually for harnessing the power of IT to transform health and healthcare in Canada.