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Introduction to SNOMED CT

Introduction to SNOMED CT . Why SNOMED CT? Features, Examples of Use & Benefits . Presented by Jo Oakes – Knowledge & Information Manager. PLEASE KEEP YOURSELVES MUTED WHEN NOT TALKING TO HELP PREVENT BACKGROUND NOISE. THANK YOU. Welcome. Useful links:

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Introduction to SNOMED CT

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  1. Introduction to SNOMED CT Why SNOMED CT? Features, Examples of Use & Benefits Presented by Jo Oakes – Knowledge & Information Manager PLEASE KEEP YOURSELVES MUTED WHEN NOT TALKING TO HELP PREVENT BACKGROUND NOISE. THANK YOU.

  2. Welcome Useful links: • UKTC website (see HSCIC) – http://www.hscic.gov.uk • Email for Information Standards helpdesk – information.standards@hscic.gov.uk • NHS Networks – network name: SNOMED CT http://www.networks.nhs.uk/

  3. Why SNOMED CT?

  4. Electronic Patient Records

  5. The Current Situation Paper records Electronic records OPCS-4 SNOMED CT Read2 ICD-10 CTV3

  6. Future Vision Electronic records OPCS-4 SNOMED CT ICD-10

  7. Interoperable • With an agreed structure, data can be passed from one system to another but only if we use structured records and a structured terminology Choose and Book

  8. Coding systems don’t last forever LS1 4YH 020 ..... Read2 is getting full

  9. SNOMED CT Can be used by all healthcare domains. Is a collaborative effort from a number of countries.

  10. SNOMED CT • The chosen terminology for the NHS England Use of Synonyms helps cater for different expressions with the same meaning

  11. Terminology / Classification Classifications are intended for population statistics and analysis.  Terminologies are designed to be used by clinicians in their recording of data in a patient record. Maps between SNOMED CT and the classifications are provided as part of the national product set to support classification coding.

  12. Any Questions Please put yourself on mute when not talking. Many Thanks

  13. SNOMED CT

  14. First things first

  15. Source of Concepts in SNOMED CT 1999

  16. SNOMED CT – What is it? • SNOMED CT is a clinical terminology Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine (Clinical Terms)

  17. SNOMED CT – What is it? • SNOMED CT is a clinical terminology Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine (Clinical Terms) • Collection of names and words

  18. SNOMED CT – What is it? • SNOMED CT is a clinical terminology Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine (Clinical Terms) • Collection of names and words • Relevant to the field of medicine

  19. SNOMED CT – What is it? • SNOMED CT is a clinical terminology Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine (Clinical Terms) • Collection of names and words • Relevant to the field of medicine • Organised in a structured and logically consistent manner

  20. SNOMED CT – What is it? • SNOMED CT is a clinical terminology Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine (Clinical Terms) • Collection of names and words • Relevant to the field of medicine • Organised in a structured and logically consistent manner More ‘like’ a thesaurus than just a coding scheme

  21. SNOMED CT Content

  22. SNOMED CT Content

  23. Lung mild moderate severe inflammation infection exertional angina Clinical ‘utterances’ are a Concept in the terminology Blood pressure von Recklinghausen's bone disease Sitting Blood pressure toe finger ischaemic acute bacterial cough viral phlegm

  24. A Concept

  25. A Concept in SNOMED CT Preferred Term: Heart Disease Synonym: Cardiopathy Synonym: Disorder of Heart Synonym: MorbusCordis Synonym: Cardiac Disorder Synonym: Cardiac Diseases Synonym: Heart Diseases • Heart disease (disorder) 56265001 • Relationships • Is a cardiac finding • Is a disorder of mediastinum • Is a disorder of cardiovascular system • Finding site heart structure • Severity • Episodicity • Courses

  26. Disease Infectious disease Disorder by body site Infection by site Disorder of trunk Bacterial infectious disease Respiratory tract infection Disorder of thorax Bacterial infection by site Disorder of lung Lower respiratory tract infection Lung consolidation Bacterial respiratory infection Pneumonia Infectious disease of lung Infective pneumonia Bacterial lower respiratory infection Bacterial pneumonia

  27. The Same Concept in CTV3 Preferred: Disorder of Heart Synonym: Heart Disease Synonym: Cardiac Disorder • X2003 Disorder of Heart • Relationships • Is a Cardiovascular disorder • Finding site cardiac structure • Severity • Episodicity

  28. A Concept in SNOMED CT Preferred Term: Heart Disease Synonym: Cardiopathy Synonym: Disorder of Heart Synonym: MorbusCordis Synonym: Cardiac Disorder Synonym: Cardiac Diseases Synonym: Heart Diseases • Heart disease (disorder) 56265001 • Relationships • Is a cardiac finding • Is a disorder of mediastinum • Is a disorder of cardiovascular system • Finding site heart structure • Severity • Episodicity • Courses

  29. Browser Demo • Examples of concepts in a browser

  30. Any Questions Please put yourself on mute when not talking. Many Thanks

  31. Subsets What is a SUBSET? • SNOMED CT is extensive – it is supporting a common vocabulary for all healthcare specialisms, and all healthcare professionals, as well as keeping up to date with current practice • A subset is ‘smaller set of SNOMED CT ‘ that meets a particular requirement • A SNOMED CT subset can be a group of concepts, descriptions or relationships chosen for relevance under certain conditions or in certain contexts

  32. Subsets Why SUBSETS? • It is often desirable to constrain the SNOMED CT concepts available to a subset, say to help faster data entry – so for example, all possible performed procedures in a radiology department or a theatre department

  33. Subsets HOW APPLICATIONS USE SUBSETS • Supports easier navigation • Can be used to limit to specific SNOMED CT codes • Can act like a ‘favourites’ for the end user • Can be used nationally or locally –synchronised national releases • Access to subsets may be role based

  34. Current Subsets Examples

  35. Examples of use and benefits

  36. The World Changes…

  37. Summary Care Record • Patient summary record • Contains allergies, adverse reactions, medications (current repeat, discontinued repeat, acute). Additional information with patients consent such as current diagnoses e.g. diabetes, asthma • This SCR clinical data is stored using SNOMED CT • Provides consistent recording and semantic interoperability across a mixed coding domain

  38. Choose and Book GP produces referral letter as template or dictation Consultant reviews and accepts referral GP and patient decide that referral is appropriate, and creates appointment request Patient makes choice of provider with information support Appt. booked by the patient via internet or phone, or in the practice

  39. Other Applications using SNOMED CT • Cerner – Millennium • iSoft - Lorenzo • CSE Healthcare Systems - RiO

  40. Across Professions

  41. Communication – “Connect all”

  42. International

  43. How can I look at SNOMED CT? • There are various free to use browsers available on the market. Details of those that support the UK Edition of SNOMED CT can be found in the UKTC: • http://www.hscic.gov.uk

  44. Learn more about SNOMED CT Visit: Training and Resources on UKTC website

  45. Any Questions Please put yourself on mute when not talking. Many Thanks

  46. Please take time to complete the Evaluation to help us improve current provision and identify additional webinars • UKTC website (see HSCIC) - http://www.hscic.gov.uk • Email for Information Standards help desk – information.standards@hscic.gov.uk • NHS Networks – SNOMED CT http://www.networks.nhs.uk/ • International Health Standards Development Organisation (IHTSDO) – http://www.ihtsdo.org/

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