Drugs (pharmaceuticals) (structural) 17,000 concepts currently Required to provide SNOMED CT with the source data for representation of drugs, also required as the target for attribute values to model other content in SNOMED CT Both strategic and Member-led priority Substances (structural) 26,000 concepts currently Required to act as the target of attribute vales for drugs and allergies Known area of inaccuracy within the terminology Aim is to ensure consistency and accuracy through alignment with existing external classifications Devices (structural) 14,000 device concepts (+ 14,500 physical objects) Required to act as the target of attribute vales for Procedures, Situations and Clinical Findings Increasing global emphasis on Medical Devices representation through, for example, UDI (Universal Device Identifier) developments Anatomy (structural) 17,500 concepts currently Required for the attribute value target of procedures, findings, situations and observables, affects almost all content in SNOMED CT Alignment of SNOMED CT content to FMA Reengineering the anatomy hierarchy to ensure correct inheritance Observable Entity (fundamental) 8,500 concepts currently Required to support recording and transmission of clinical observations unambiguously Currently a primitive hierarchy Provides the model for specifying functioning and laboratory content Situations (reputational) 4,000 concepts Required work to differentiate in existing hierarchy between procedure with context and observation results content Known area of quality issues in a high use content area Requires separation of content into procedures with content and observation results Allergy project (fundamental) Required for successful clinically safe implementation of SNOMED CT and to support decision support applications Updating of editorial guidance and content alignment with solution for findings, substances, Organisms (structural) – 30,000 concepts Updating and redesign of existing organism content Implementation of new concept model for organism representation Required for future work on laboratory medicine, infectious disease and genetics
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