Mental and Behavioural Health Clinical Reference Group

Welcome to the Mental and Behavioural Health Clinical Reference Group Space

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The Mental and Behavioural Health Clinical Reference Group has been established to bring together clinicians across the world to discuss the use of SNOMED CT in their clinical records and work together to draw up a draft plan for revision and identification of new content in SNOMED CT, based on international requirements and review of existing content. Any such plan can then be shared with SNOMED International to discuss resourcing and timelines for any agreed work.

This confluence site provides a mechanism for capturing and sharing information, arranging calls and recording details of what has been discussed internationally. Those with an interest in this topic are encouraged to contribute, regardless of professional background and level of knowledge.

Please click here to read the ways of working for Clinical Reference Groups

Group membership

For details of group members click here

Mental and Behavioural Health CRG Leads - Piper Ranallo & Michael First

For further information, please contact info@snomed.org

Additional information sources

Details of terminologies and classifications in use within Mental and Behavioural Health click here

Meeting Schedule

Meetings of this group will take place on the 4th Wednesday of the month 1600-1730 UTC. Please see details below for dial in information

Web conferencing details

For details on available options for web conferencing using Zoom click here

The Mental and Behavioural Health Group has a dedicated Zoom account https://snomed.zoom.us/my/mentalhealthcrg

The link provides a Zoom discussion forum, which doesn't require a chair/lead person, but provides access to a discussion space. All the functionality is still available, video, scene share. The only limitation is that currently it is not possible to record the calls. If this is required, please contact a member of the SNOMED International staff.

Participate

We welcome participation from anyone interested in ensuring that SNOMED CT supports the clinical requirements for electronic documentation and communication of patient care in any setting, focused on mental and behavioural health.

Access to this page, and the discussions page is provided without a requirement for a username and password. To access all other areas of this site you must be logged into Confluence.

If you wish to participate in discussions you must be logged onto Confluence with your username and password.

If you do not have a Confluence account click here

For the ways of working for all Clinical Reference Groups click here

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