SNOMED CT-AU (monthly) | Published monthly - Australian Medicines Terminology (AMT) drug extension (116 000 concepts), including machine-readable strengths and pack sizes.
- 2,500 SNOMED CT extension concepts based on gaps identified by users and their requirements.
| Australia specific language preference Introduction of additional synonyms for consistency in search behaviour and user experience. | Over 90 RF2 refsets of varying specificity. Detailed directory or Simple listing of published RF2 reference sets: - Surgical procedures
- Pathology Requesting
- Emergency Medicine
- Medications management
Additional FHIR value sets also published. | | A range of prerecorded presentations, documents and specifications targeting clinical users and software developers. Available at healthterminologies.gov.au/learn On-site and specific training provided as required. | - FHIR terminology service (NCTS)
- FHIR terminology server (Ontoserver)
- National Syndication Server (NSS) - RF2 and Ontoserver
- Online browser (Shrimp)
- Mapping tool , (Snapper)
- In-house developed authoring tool "Lingo"
- In-house developed CI connected automated quality assurance for SNOMED CT, SNOMED CT-AU and AMT
- In-house developed FHIR terminology resource authoring/CI/QA pipeline
| Active participation in various advisory and project groups. | The National Clinical Terminology Service is a division of the Australian Digital Health Agency. Member Forum representatives: | National Clinical Terminology Service |