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PRIMIS. 23 rd April 2002 Metropole Birmingham. SNOMED Clinical Terms - the road ahead. Paul Iggulden SNOMED Project Manager. What we shall cover. setting the scene progress and plans what it all means for general practice?. Information for Health. Principles.

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PRIMIS

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  1. PRIMIS 23rd April 2002 Metropole Birmingham

  2. SNOMED Clinical Terms - the road ahead Paul Iggulden SNOMED Project Manager

  3. What we shall cover ... • setting the scene • progress and plans • what it all means for general practice?

  4. Information for Health Principles • Information will be person based • Systems will be integrated • Management information will bederived from operational systems • Information will besecure and confidential • Information will besharedacross the NHS

  5. Recording data in (patient) records • free text • classifications • local codes • clinical terminologies

  6. What we shall cover ... • setting the scene • progress and plans • what it all means for general practice?

  7. April 2003 March 2002 July 2002 July 2001 The milestones Jan 2002 First Release (Core) Alpha Test NHS First Release FEP

  8. Testing and evaluation (FEP) • scope • MPQA • ADVENT • Social Care • Allied Health • timeframe • management arrangements

  9. April 2003 March 2002 July 2002 July 2001 ISS The milestones Jan 2002 First Release (Core) July 2002 Alpha Test BiC NHS First Release FEP

  10. Strategic goals • “After 1 April 2003 any computerised information system … should use the NHS preferred clinical terminology, SNOMED CT” • “Users/suppliers are advised not to develop new Read Code based systems from April 2003” Building the Information Core Section 4.8

  11. What we shall cover ... • setting the scene • progress and plans • what it all means for general practice?

  12. . . . to meet user needs SNOMED CT  A system of resources . . . enabling clinical applications A ‘product’? 

  13. What will it help General Practice to do better? • delivery of health care to: • individuals • populations

  14. What will it help General Practice to do better? • delivery of health care to individuals: • creating an aide-memoire for the clinician • structuring data entry • presentation of record content • supporting decision support • communication within clinical teams, including across organisational boundaries • patient involvement; viewing and adding data to records

  15. What will it help General Practice to do better? • delivery of health care to populations: • identifying and monitoring the health needs of a population • auditing the quality of service • supporting research • reducing bureaucracy while managing and funding care delivery • enabling reporting of externally specified health statistics • identifying patients in need of proactive intervention

  16. In summary ... The vision Progress to date • What are the obstacles? • How might we overcome them?

  17. Helping to Modernise the NHS

  18. PRIMIS 23rd April 2002 Metropole Birmingham

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