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InfoRMS

Request Management Solution

Infoway Request Management System (InfoRMS) is Infoway's Request for Change (RFC) tool for SNOMED CT, pCLOCD/LOINC® and pan-Canadian Subsets. Not sure if you have access to InfoRMS? Manage your InfoRMS Access in your user profile.

 

snomed ct SNOMED CT

In order to ensure that SNOMED CT RFCs are addressed in an efficient and timely manner, it is the requestor's responsibility to:

  1. Ensure that the content does not exist in either the International or Canadian Editions of SNOMED CT;
  2. Ensure that the request conforms with the most recent Editorial Guidelines;
  3. Provide the date of implementation;
  4. Provide reference material that is publicly available, authoritative, recent and relevant to the request (Wikipedia is not considered appropriate);
  5. Support the request with a clear justification for the change and an appropriate use case for context;
  6. Ensure all mandatory InfoRMS fields have been completed prior to submission.

Login to submit or follow requests to SNOMED CT 

 

pCLOCD leaf symbol pCLOCD/LOINC

Prior to submitting a pCLOCD/LOINC request, it is the requestor's responsibility to:

  1. Ensure that the content does not exist in LOINC or the pCLOCD;
  2. Ensure that a similar or equivalent term has not already been requested, by way of searching the online LOINC Submissions Queue; and pCLOCD Submission Queue
  3. Ensure that a similar or equivalent term has not already been accepted and under development for the next official release, by way of searching LOINC Pre-release terms;
  4. Comply with Regenstrief Editorial Guidelines (note: login required).

Login to submit or follow requests to pCLOCD/LOINC 

 

subsets magnifying glass on monitor Subsets

Prior to submitting a Subset request, it is the requestor's responsibility to:

  1. Validate the content against the subsets in Terminology Gateway;
  2. Comply with the appropriate proper terminology Editorial Guidelines.

Login to submit or follow requests to pan-Canadian Subsets

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