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  • All concepts will have at least two (2) descriptions: one (1) FSN ( Fully Specified Name (FSN) and one (1) PS ( Preferred Synonym (PS);
  • The Fully Specified Name FSN is always unique in the terminology, while other descriptions may not be unique except for immunizations;
  • Additional synonyms may be added to concepts;
  • The format of synonyms and addition of synonyms is often driven by the domain requirements;
  • Note that all All synonyms of Immunization immunization concepts are unique . This is important in order to ensure patient safety.

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  • Is intended to be unambiguous and unique in SNOMED CT®;
  • It is recommended that the FSN NOT be used at the user interface;
  • US English spelling is used in Canada. e.g. milliliter instead of millilitre;
  • Restrictions in punctuation may restrict how terms are described;
  • Refer to the domain specific guidelines for specific guidance.  

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  • The PS is intended to be used at the user interface; 
  • The PS used is familiar to domain stakeholders;
  • US English spelling is used (e.g.: pediatric as opposed to paediatric);
  • Restrictions in punctuation may restrict how terms are described;
  • Refer to the domain specific guidelines for specific guidance; 
  • Restrictions in field length may require adjustment of wording;
  • With the exception of Immunizationimmunizations, the PS is not always unique.

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