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Hyeoun-Ae Park¹, Cyndie Lundberg, Amy Coenen

¹College of Nursing, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea. hapark@snu.ac.kr

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This study assessed SNOMED CT

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Area of Science:

Medical Informatics
Terminology Systems

Background:

Standardized terminologies are crucial for interoperability in healthcare.
The International Classification for Nursing Practice (ICNP) Version 1 provides a 7-Axis model for nursing concepts.
SNOMED CT is a comprehensive clinical terminology used globally.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the representational capacity of SNOMED CT for concepts within the ICNP Version 1 7-Axis model.

Main Methods:

A total of 1568 ICNP Version 1 concepts were selected.
Manual mapping of ICNP concepts to SNOMED CT was performed using the CLUE browser.
Mapping results were validated by experts from SNOMED Terminology Solutions and ICN.

Main Results:

SNOMED CT covered 1381 (83%) of the 1568 ICNP Version 1 concepts.
Concept coverage varied by axis, from 65% for Actions to 94% for Judgment.
SNOMED CT demonstrates substantial, but not complete, ability to represent ICNP Version 1 concepts.

Conclusions:

SNOMED CT effectively represents the majority of ICNP Version 1 concepts.
Enhancements to ICNP Version 1 (naming, definitions) and SNOMED CT (missing concepts) could improve coverage.
Further alignment efforts are recommended to enhance interoperability between these terminologies.