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A dynamic, sustainable, scientifically validated terminology developed by College of American Pathologists (CAP) to enable the sharing of health care knowledge across clinical specialties and sites of care. Includes news, events, services, programs, related sites, training, careers and details of user groups.
http://www.snomed.org/
Metathesaurus and semantic network with lexical applications that can be used to overcome problems caused by differences in terminology and scattering of related information across databases. Includes FAQs, documentation, papers, license agreements, knowledge source server, bibliography and details of applications. (Custodians are the National Library of Medicine)
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/research/umls/
Dataset of universal identifiers for laboratory and other clinical observations to facilitate exchange and storage of clinical results or vital signs for patient care and research. Includes downloads, news, meetings, background, articles, e-mail list and submissions. Links to its custodians the Regenstrief Institute.
http://www.loinc.org/
Australian centre of excellence in health classification theory and an expert centre in clinical coding systems. (Home of ICD10-AM).
http://www2.fhs.usyd.edu.au/ncch/
Committee of the Australian National Health Information Group (NHIG) with responsibilities for endorsing and monitoring the stability and viability of health classifications and terminologies within Australia. Details of membership, informatics resources, terms of reference, contact information and publications provided.
http://www.aihw.gov.au/committees/ctwg/
An open source terminology with tools, expertise and experience in building and delivering a multiaxial medical concept model and terminology.
http://www.opengalen.org/
Details the LexGrid project, for standardizing the storage and access of medical terminologies. Provides tools, standards and content details.
http://informatics.mayo.edu