SNOMED CT as the clinical terminology for the representation of the clinical care of the newborn infant.

AMIA Annu Symp Proc

Department of Medical Informatics and Clinical Epidemiology, Oregon Health & Sciences University,Portland, OR, USA.

Published: October 2007

Clinically relevant concepts of specialized clinical domains may not yet have been represented in SNOMED CT(R). The July 2006 release was examined with CliniClue browser to determine whether 881 terms for the clinical care of the newborn infant are represented in SNOMED CT. There was complete representation for 86.4% of terms drawn from the categories of diagnosis, intervention, drug or observation. There was partial representation for 10.2% and no representation for 3.4% of the terms.

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