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The road towards implementing SNOMED CT
SUAT SC Selene Indarte, Gustavo Borthagaray
El camino hacia SNOMED CT
SUAT SC
• Founded in 1991• HMO of the SNIS (National Healthcare System)
• Health provider for outpatients– SUAT Emergency
• At Home• Polyclinics
– Clínica del Estadio
SUAT Emergencia
• 250 physicians• 350 paramedics
• More than 200.000 medical consultations a year
Decisions
• Develop our own software• Establish a stable developing team • Have a Medical Informatics Department• See IT as a tool for management and
quality
Challenges
• Provide information on time• Decision support systems for
Emergency situations• Strengthen the continuity of care
national goals and policies
Strategies
• Planning begun in 2001• Developing our EHR system for
doctors’ offices (polyclinic, Clínica del Estadio)
• Be compliant with international health standards, to support further interoperability
Strategies
• 2004 installation of EHR for Polyclinics • 2008 installation of EHR at the Clínica
del Estadio• 2009 installation of LIS and
interoperability with an outside Lab
Strategies
• 2010 installation of a multimedia server to manage medical images:– Radiology– Ecography– Spirometry– Colposcopy– Ergometry– Etc.
Strategies
• 2011 Development of a mobile EHR
– 2012 installation for occupational health (Clínica del Estadio
– 2013-2015 installation for at-home care and emergency response
Programa salud.uy
• HCEN (National EHR)• Interoperability policies• SNOMED CT as a national strategy• IHTSDO member
Impact of SNOMED
• SNOMED CT is the ideal tool for:– Support semantic interoperability– Achieve high quality data end information– Support continuity of care
Actual Planning
• 2 years long– Asked for SNOMED CT license
• OK
– Training plan for doctors and IT crew• Foundation Course (IHTSDO)• SNOMED workshops at salud.uy
Planning
• 2 years long– Software re-engineering to adapt our
information system and be compliant with semantic interoperability requirements.
– Mapping– Terminology services
• We are already working on this issues.
Working with salud.uy
• We are a member of the “Plan for early adoption” designed by salud.uy– 1st goal: interoperability CDA level 1
• We are working. Almost there!
– 2nd goal: interoperability CDA level 3• SNOMED CT is a necessary condition
– Use the Terminology Services for drugs and medication, and health problems
Thank you very much
Any Questions?