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This latest release will align with the SNOMED CT® International July 2018 release and includes updates to reference sets for Communicable Disease, Primary Health Care and Immunization according to Canadian stakeholders requests.
Digital Health Week celebrates how digital health is transforming the delivery of care. Patients, caregivers and health care professionals are all invited to share their experiences and perspectives in conversations that will inform digital health in Canada.
Michael Green will talk about the transformation that Infoway is leading; Bobbi Reinholdt and Paul Uhrig will address how e-prescribing can be part of the solution to opioid epidemic; and much more...
Join us to share experiences and resources on analyzing the abundance of data created by digital health solutions.
As provinces and territories across Canada work to digitize vaccination records, a team of Canadian physicians, researchers and policy-makers has released the first version of the Canadian Vaccine Catalogue (CVC).
The Canadian URI Project is a repository of identifier and code system namespaces. Capturing key metadata as FHIR® NamingSystem resources provides an automatic mapping of OIDs to URIs or vice versa.
Submitters are requested to review and identify subsets still in use to be included in the next annual release as well as those identified to be deactivated or inactivated.
Evaluate a pilot of Apelon’s TermManager as part of your mapping projects and help inform the selection of new tooling.
Details on program presentations and registration information for the SNOMED CT Expo 2018 in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia.
Evaluate a pilot of Apelon’s TermManager as part of your mapping projects and help inform the selection of new tooling.
To make the approval process for attending hassle-free, we have prepared a letter template you can download.
Improving the quality of patient care through the effective sharing of clinical information among health care organizations, clinicians and their patients.
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