Updates for Second Quarter 2022
WCI News
Automated Mapping - WCI has been developing an Automated Mapping Platform and is excited to have a new instance go live. This deployment identifies SNOMEDCT and ICD10 concepts directly from consumer language. This deployment also includes a Subject Matter Expert (SME) review component to support challenging content entry that cannot be confidently mapped. Contact us to talk about how WCI can support your mapping needs.
WCI is currently developing a module for our core Terminology Server platform to support curation of subsets for managing real world data in disease areas like cancer and rare childhood neurological disorders. The goal is to curate disease specific terminology lists for annotation of real patient data to provide a consistent longitudinal perspective of patient care and treatment over the lifecycle of their disease. Let us know how we can help you manage your patient data.
AI/ML - The future of healthcare data is AI/ML. WCI is expanding our offerings in this area. Contact us for your upcoming healthcare data project!
2022 SNOMEDCT Expo in Portugal
We are looking forward to the upcoming 2022 SNOMEDCT business meetings and Expo in Lisbon, Portugal. We’re excited to participate in a number of different ways:
Sponsoring the James Read Memorial Lecture and introducing Gong Mengchun, M.D.
Presenting our session “Less Is More: Use-Case Driven Terminology Implementation“. This session explores managing subsets across multiple terminologies for targeted use cases. Our goal is to streamline terminology deployments and usage.
Demonstrating the release of the Refset Management Tool to the Managed Service User Group. Come by our booth at the expo for more information or to just catch up!
TermHub™ Update
We are making progress towards general availability of our Terminology-as-a-Service platform, TermHub™. Check out our website product page for emerging details. We are looking to bring on early adopters to the platform in summer 2022!
Terminology Quiz
Which of these SNOMEDCT codes has the largest number of active map entries as of 20220131 in the SNOMED->ICD10 map?
· 60684003 SAPHO syndrome
· 788012008 Inflammation of pelvis caused by Chlamydia trachomatis
· 733092009 Mikati Najjar Sahli syndrome
· 723999009 RHYNS syndrome
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Quiz Answers
The answer is 733092009 | Mikati Najjar Sahli syndrome | with 4 map groups one of which includes a gender rule (6 map entries). The ICD10 codes mapped to include:
· E22.8 - Other hyperfunction of pituitary gland
· E28.3 - Primary ovarian failure
· E29.1 - Testicular hypofunction
· E34.3 - Short stature, not elsewhere classified
· Q02 - Microcephaly
There is actually a tie with 716089008 | Harrod syndrome | also having 6 map entries and 4 map groups with a gender rule.