How do I implement SNOMED CT in this use case?

Once you have defined your SNOMED CT roadmap, and selected your use case for SNOMED CT deployment, the SNOMED CT implementation process begins. 

The first step in an implementation is to understand A SNOMED CT implementation starts by understanding all the details and constraints of the relevant eHealth environment, and all the details  and the high-level requirements of the use case. This information will be used to decide the is needed to select an implementation approach for for SNOMED CT and define an architecture for the desired planned system. 

This architecture will be represented in form part of a detailed implementation plan, and software developers will the implementation team will work with this information in producing to produce the SNOMED CT integration . In the most common scenario, SNOMED will be incorporated into the software application using a Terminology Service.plan. The recommended software architecture for a SNOMED CT enabled system is to use a Terminology Server to provide effective access to the terminology content.

In order to get access to SNOMED CT releases and all future updates, implementations register as affiliates in local National Release Centers or directly with SNOMED International, obtaining credentials to access a SNOMED CT distribution service.

Many implementations also In parallel, many implementations require the creation and maintenance of local SNOMED CT content, new concepts, translations, maps or reference sets. These terminology artifacts will support the focus use cases, will extensions, including SNOMED CT reference sets, maps, translations, and (in some cases) new content. These terminology artefacts will be managed by a terminology team to support the focus use cases, and made available to the deployment team to be included in the content on the terminology server.

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How do I implement SNOMED CT in this use case?

Once you have defined your SNOMED CT roadmap, and selected your use case for SNOMED CT deployment, the SNOMED CT implementation process begins. 

The first step in an implementation is to understand the details and constraints of the relevant eHealth environment and the high-level requirements of the use case. This information is needed to select an implementation approach for SNOMED CT and define an architecture for the planned system. 

This architecture will form part of a detailed implementation plan, and the implementation team will work with this information to produce the SNOMED CT integration plan. The recommended software architecture for a SNOMED CT enabled system is to use a Terminology Server to provide effective access to the terminology content.

In order to get access to SNOMED CT releases and all future updates, implementations register as affiliates in local National Release Centers or directly with SNOMED International, obtaining credentials to access a SNOMED CT distribution service.

Many implementations also require the creation and maintenance of local SNOEMD CT extensions, including SNOMED CT reference sets, maps, translations, and (in some cases) new content. These terminology artefacts will be managed by a terminology team to support the focus use cases, and made available to the software developers deployment team to be included in the content of on the terminology servicesserver.

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