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DateJuly 31, 2017
InfoRMS

SR-38

AccessTerminology Gateway
Code SystemLOINC
Code System Version2.61
Release TypeMaintenance

The pan-Canadian LOINC Observation Code Database (pCLOCD) standard is published as an Excel file that contains ten tabs. The four tabs that were edited in this release include Infoway Terms of Use, LOINC® Copyright, Nomenclature and the Change Log. This release contains the June 2017 update (2.61) from the Regenstrief Institute Inc. and any interim changes from the previously published release, which are described below.

Immunization RefSets Specific Release Notes

Scope

    1. Included in this release:

                                 i.    Request to add, change or inactivate  content in both English and French received from Canadian implementers from September 2016 to March 2017.

                                ii.    Corrections to content (typographical errors, metadata, others)

                               iii.    Authoring of all French descriptions

 

  1. Included in this release:
    1. SNOMED CT® Immunization Subsets Terminology Release - Release Notes 
    2. Updated Immunization subsets (7) :
  • AntigenCode
  • ImmunoglobulinCode
  • PassiveAdministeredImmunizingAgentCode
  • PassiveHistoricalImmunizingAgentCode
  • VaccineAdministeredTradeNameCode
  • VaccineHistoricalNameCode
  • VaccinePreventableDiseaseCod

Publication

    1. Human readable version

The human readable individual Immunization subsets are loaded to the Terminology Gateway. This allows Canadian stakeholders to navigate the updated subsets, get a delta (change logs) from the previous version and export the subset content in different format.

  1. Release format 2 (RF2) version

The machine readable subsets are included in the RF2 CA Extension release files. For more information on the CA Extension please refer to the SNOMED CT® English and French Canadian Edition and Extensions Release Notes, Version: 20170430.

Note: This document is embedded in the Canadian Extension/Edition package published on the Terminology Gateway.

Canadian Editorial Guidelines

Infoway has developed generic and immunization specific editorial guidelines. These editorial guidelines follow the SNOMED International’s editorial guidance as the baseline, but additional specifications are provided to avoid ambiguity and reflect Canadian specific requirements.

Implementers are encouraged to review the Canadian editorial guidelines before submitting a request for a new concept or a change to an existing concept. Refer to section Questions, Concerns, Changes, Corrections, for more information on Requests for Change (RFC).

 

The following four subsets should be implemented together: VaccineAdministeredTradeNameCode VaccineHistoricalNameCode PassiveAdministeredImmunizingAgentCode PassiveHistoricalImmunizingAgentCode The subsets with the same colored font complement each other; one subset includes the passive agent and the other includes the vaccine. AntigenCode and ImmunoglobulinCode subsets also complement each other and should be implemented together. AntigenCode ImmunoglobulinCode The VaccinePreventableDiseaseCode subset includes diseases that are prevented by administration of vaccines. VaccinePreventableDiseaseCode A. Guidance Jurisdictions that have not previously used the immunization subsets may begin to use the new version immediately. The subsets reference the SNOMED CT January 2017 International files and the April 30, 2017 release of the CA Extension. Jurisdictions that have already implemented the immunization subsets can review the changes from the terminology Gateway change logs. A review of the changes will help to determine how the changes impact the work completed to date. Some items for consideration: 1. Review the concepts that have been inactivated to see if they are currently in use. Inactivated codes should no longer be used. 2. Review the concepts that have been modified to ensure the modifications do not impact the use of that code in the system. 3. Review new concepts added to the CA Extension and determine if local codes should be updated. Copyright © 2017 - Canada Health Infoway 7 SNOMED CT Canadian Extension/Edition Release Notes Note: The RF2 CA Extension release files also provide the changes from last publication in the Delta files. More information on the CA Extension can be found in the SNOMED CT® English and French Canadian Edition and Extensions Release Notes, Version: 20170430 for more information on the Canadian Extension/Edition. This document is embedded in the Canadian Extension/Edition package published on the Terminology Gateway.

 

 

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