SNOMED by Professor Martin Severs FRCP FFPHM Chairman Management Board. There is a media intensive (22MB) version of this presentation with an audio track and video at: http://hinz.org.nz/media/SNOMED-ProfSevers/ Disclaimer: Huge + You may have to hit refresh a couple of times to get it to load correctly.

1. International Perspectives: A Personal View Professor Martin Severs FRCP FFPHM Chairman Management Board

3. Who am I?

5. Why develop the IHTSDO?

7. Where we now?

16. IHTSDO Structural Progress Management Board Quality Assurance Committee Harmonisation Boards WG & Research Teams Affiliate Forum Research & Innovation Committee Technical Committee Content Committee Working Groups Working Groups Working Groups GENERAL ASSEMBLY

17. Patients and Citizens

21. The Nature of Standards

26. Primary and Secondary uses of data

30. Clinical Community

32. Patient Safety and Information Standards INFORMATION STANDARD Integrated into Computer systems Deployed in Organisations Used by staff and patients

33. Patient Safety and Information Standards SNOMED CT Integrated into Computer systems Deployed in Organisations Used by staff and patients Clinical Risk and Safety is a ‘Community of Practice’ responsibility Other Information standards

36. THE END

38. Patients and Citizens

39. IOM report: Crossing the Quality Chasm: A new Health System for the twenty first millennium. 2. Customisation based on patient needs and values. The system of care should be designed to meet the most common types of needs, but have the capability to respond to individual patient choices and preferences. 3. The patient as the source of control. Patients should be given the necessary information and the opportunity to exercise the degree of control they choose over the health care decisions that affect them. The health system should be able to accommodate differences in patient preferences and encourage shared decision-making. 4. Shared knowledge and the free flow of information . Patients should have unfettered access to their own medical information and to clinical knowledge. Clinicians and patients should communicate effectively and share information .

43. The Nature of Standards

45. ISO Standards Lifecycle? Activities are not discrete steps Identify Need Business Definition Adopt/Adapt/Develop Test/Pilot Formal Approval Training/Education Implement Conformance Maintain/Support

46. Potential Parts of an Information Standard of the Future Requirement Specification Organisational I.G. Technical I.G. Clinical/User I.G. Conformance Criteria Conformance Criteria Conformance Criteria

47. Primary and Secondary uses of data

49. Clinical Community