WIP SNOMED CT Implementation Guide for Allergy, Hypersensitivity and Intolerance

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  1. Review definitions and reference standard publications
  2. Analyze relevant information models
    1. Review existing information models that are in scope, with special emphasis on HL7® FHIR® that has gained considerable momentum in recent years
  3. Create an inclusive model to harmonize the key data elements in the reviewed information modelsCreate exemplar use cases
    1. Describe the most common and important scenarios for capturing or exchanging adverse sensitivity information
    2. Illustrate how the information can be represented by using FHIR® and SNOMED CT concepts
  4. Identify SNOMED CT reference sets
    1. Identify starter sets for large domains – most commonly used SNOMED CT concepts in clinical settings e.g., food allergens, adverse sensitivity reactions
    2. Identify value sets for specific data elements e.g., adverse sensitivity types, certainty, criticality, severity
  5. Provide practical guidance on the use of SNOMED CT in
    1. Allergy list
    2. Problem list
    3. Clinical decision support

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