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When and Where

  • Date: Tuesday 10th April 2018
  • Time: 9:00am to 12:30pm (break 10:30am - 11:00am)
  • Room: Adam
  • Venue: Amba Charing Cross Hotel, London
  • Remote access: 

Key Goals for this Meeting

  1. For ELAG Members to report on SNOMED CT education activities, plans and priorities in their region
  2. For SNOMED International to report on recent SNOMED CT education activities
  3. To get feedback from ELAG members on a range of topics

Attendees

  • Chair: Linda Bird
  • Member representatives: 
  • Nominated experts:
  • Apologies: 

Observers

Agenda and Meeting Notes

ItemDescriptionOwnerNotes
1Welcome, introductions and apologies

Linda Bird


2Goals of meeting

3ELAG administration

Linda Bird

Topics include:

4Reports from ELAG Member representativesMember Representatives

Each ELAG Member representative will be invited to provide a short report on the following topics for their country:

  • New or planned SNOMED CT education activities,
  • Plans or progress in localising SNOMED CT education material,
  • Feedback on existing SNOMED CT eLearning experiences,
  • Country or region-specific SNOMED CT priorities and requirements.

If you will not be attending the meeting, please send your report to lbi@snomed.org.

5Report from SNOMED International

Linda Bird

SNOMED International will report on the following topics:

  • Education & Product Support 2018 work plan

  • Status of SNOMED CT E-Learning courses and pathways

  • Education maintenance and feedback
  • Translation and sharing activities
  • Other education improvements

Break
6Content development education plans

Cathy Richardson


7Practical exercise for data analysts

Anne Randorff Højen


8Other topics for discussion

Linda Bird


  File Modified
PDF File ELAG_AU_update_London2018.pdf 2018-Apr-11 by Linda Bird

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7 Comments

  1. Linda Parisien

    Hi,

    I have a question for Aileen dela Pena from Australia. You have reported you did a webinar on «Introduction to the FHIR specification» in April... would you have a powerpoint presentation you could share? Have you covered the use of SNOMED CT within the specification?

    Thank you!

  2. Aileen dela Pena

    Hi Linda Parisien, we ran these webinars last month primarily to give NCTS Connectathon participants enough background information to jump straight into writing queries and accessing our FHIR terminology server. We opened them up to anyone interested and there was a good turnout. The <<Introduction to the FHIR specification>> webinar touched a little on terminology operations but didn't specifically focus on SNOMED CT. The <<Basic FHIR terminology services>> webinar went into more detail about these operations and has a few slides about SNOMED CT on FHIR. Happy to share the content - if others find it useful I can find a place here, else I can email you directly.

  3. Linda Parisien

    Hi Aileen,

    I'd be interested in the two ppt you have developed. If no one else is interested, I'll share my email with you.

    Thank you!

    1. Linda Bird

      Hi Aileen,

      Could I also please get a copy of the ppt files?

      Thanks!

      1. Aileen dela Pena

        Hi Linda Parisien and Linda Bird,

        Sorry for the slight delay, I'm pleased to say we have now posted this webinar series on our Australian Digital Health Agency YouTube channel. The target audience was developers attending a Connectathon, so the webinars have a technical focus.

        Here are the links:

        I will also send an email to you both shortly.

        1. Linda Bird

          Thank you Aileen!

  4. Linda Parisien

    Hi,

    I have another question for Krista Kärt or Egle Sepajõe, from Estonia. You have reported that you organised a One day workshop for raising awareness about SNOMED CT and the related benefits.

    Would you share with us your experience? How you organised your day, who was invited, the objectives, what was most appreciated, what should have not been done?

    If you’d repeat this experience what would be your lessons learned and opportunities to improve?

    Thank you!