
Changes to the SNOMED CT Canadian release cycles and International Edition release publication coming in 2024
Starting February 2024, the National Release Centre will move to a schedule of Quarterly Releases of the SNOMED CT Canadian Edition.
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Starting February 2024, the National Release Centre will move to a schedule of Quarterly Releases of the SNOMED CT Canadian Edition.
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