Questions tagged [snomed-ct]

The "Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine -- Clinical Terms" (SNOMED CT) is a comprehensive terminology for recording clinical information. It works as "The Global Language of Healthcare".

SNOMED CT (Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine -- Clinical Terms) is a standardized, multilingual vocabulary of clinical terminology that is used by physicians and other health care providers for the electronic exchange of clinical health information.

SNOMED CT is the most comprehensive and precise clinical health terminology product in the world, owned and distributed around the world by SNOMED International.

SNOMED CT has been developed collaboratively to ensure it meets the diverse needs and expectations of clinicians worldwide and is now accepted as a common global language for health terms.

Patients and healthcare professionals benefit from improved health records, clinical decisions and analysis, leading to higher quality, consistency and safety in healthcare delivery.

By using numbers to represent medical concepts, SNOMED CT provides a standard by which medical conditions and symptoms can be referred, eliminating the confusion that may result from the use of regional or colloquial terms. The numerical reference system also facilitates the exchange of clinical information among disparate health care providers and electronic medical records (EMR) systems.

Websites:

https://www.snomed.org/

https://www.snomed.org/snomed-ct

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RXNORM to SNOMED mapping

We have medications listed in our medical system. They are mapped to RxNorm ids. We want to migrate to Snomed. Is there a way to match RxNorm ids to Snomed concept ids? Perhaps there is a database with links? Or a service?
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Is there any free medical or clinical reports/corpus?

I am doing a research on Clinical Natural language processing. Is there any clinical report that contains sentences, patient conditions, patient history, clinical terms, etc?
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Importing SNOMED CT into Neo4J

I need to import SNOMED CT ontology into a graph database, in this case Neo4J but it could be another choice eventually. However, I could not find a clear depiction of SNOMED CT underlying relational data model, in order to achieve this. Or at…
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Using SPARQL to get the first entity of superclasses of a certain class

I use Jena from Java code and Blazegraph as a server, I have tried to query the first superclass in a path of a certain class, and of course, I didn't use either * or + with the predicate rdfs:subClassOf. The query works well from the Blazegraph…
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tool to convert pre-cordinated SNOMED to post-coordinated

I have typed into the international Snomed browser tool `Superficial injury of head" to which I get the following…
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SNOMED CT Cypher Query

I am looking to figure out how to build a qualitative dataset based on cause effect relationships. For the causes, i want to consider Findings and Symptoms and for the effects i want to consider diseases and disorders. I have imported the SNOMED CT…
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How to find relationship from Snomed Postgres Sql Database

Problem Statement: Extract all parents, grandparents, child, and grandchild from Snomed CT database Description: I am trying to set up the snomed database on my local box to extract relationships (all parents and child) for a particular concept…
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SPARQL query on restriction list

I'm learning SPARQL and need some advices about a query. Exemple of the ontology :
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Standard codes to identify email types (work, personal, etc.)

I work for a health technology company and we use the HL7 and snomed standard codes to identify phone numbers, home addresses, races, ethnicities, etc. I have been looking to no avail for HL7 or snomed standardized codes to define user email types.…
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PyMedTermino Installation in python 3

I'm having trouble to install snomed for python 3. I have a virtual environment. The tutorial for instalation of snomed is in this link: http://pythonhosted.org/PyMedTermino/tuto_en.html#installation The step 3 is the problem which of these links…
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Which coding/term dictionaries for air pollution indexes

It seems that neither LOINC nor SNOMED-CT have codes for air quality (such as the PM10, PM2.5 particulate measures, or nitrogen oxide or nitrogen dioxide). Are there extensions which may cover these, or alternative coding dictionaries which may…
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SPARQL query not working - SNOMED-CT ontology

I'm trying to execute a very simple SPARQL query to retrieve information about a specific disease using https://bioportal.bioontology.org/ontologies/SNOMEDCT/?p=classes&conceptid=root (in Java) based on a name passed in the query string, and I don't…
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Medical word pattern match or suggestion from free input text

I have planned to develop a prototype for academic purpose. I have list of snomed id with corresponding medical term. Some doctor write medical term in short expression so naturally those words have no standard snnomed id. my job is to predict and…
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Hapi Fhir importing Snomed-CT

I am a newbie in Hapi Fhir, in Fhir also. I'm trying to import Snomed-CT / US version on Hapi Fhir. I'm using the client to do this, this way: To run the server: java -jar hapi-fhir-cli.jar run-server to upload snomed-ct java -jar hapi-fhir-cli.jar…
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Slow *initial* mysql query

Running Mysql V5.6.22, running a complex query on a properly indexed database, the response time initially is very slow (10's of seconds). Subsequent queries (for different items) are very responsive (50 msec). so I guess the query caches are…
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