SNOMED CT Expo 2018
Wednesday, 17th October 2018
08:30 - 17:00 | Workshop Room: Coal Harbour | |||||
09:00 - 17:00 | Workshop Chaired by: Charles Gutteridge & Ian Green, SNOMED International Room: Oceanview 1& 2 | |||||
13:30-17:00 | Workshop Presented by James Campbell, W.Scott Campbell and Daniel Karlsson Room: Oceanview 4 | |||||
19:00 - 23:00 | Networking Event - SNOMED International's Gala Awards Dinner | |||||
Thursday, 18th October 2018
07:30 | Registration desk opens (Crystal Pavilion Foyer) | |||||
08:00 | Tutorial SNOMED CT Quick Start Room: Gazebo I | |||||
09:00 | Opening Plenary Sponsor: Goldblatt Systems Shelley Lipon, Global CSR Executive Lead, SNOMED International Shelagh Maloney, Executive Vice President, Digital Health Engagement and Marketing, Canada Health Infoway (CA) , CEO, Global Alliance for Genomics and Health (CA) , Chief Scientific Officer and Vice President, Sectors, Genome BC (CA) | |||||
10:30 | Exhibit hall opens Networking break (Crystal Pavilion B&C, Foyer ) E-Posters viewing | |||||
Room: Gazebo I | Room: Crystal Pavilion A | Room: Gazebo II | Room: Pacific Rim I | Room: Pacific Rim II | ||
Stream A Demonstrating Implementation Excellence | Stream B Enhancing Clinical Practice | Stream C Leading Practices | Education D Tutorials | Education E Hands-On Workshops | ||
11:00 | 201836 User perspective regarding SNOMED CT implementation Raymond Simkus, Brookswood Family Practice (CA) | 201860 Standardizing to SNOMED CT: Use Cases Tiffany Harman (US) | 201826 Automatically converting clinical terms into SNOMED CT expressions Rohit Kate, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (US) | Jon Zammit and Anne Højen (SNOMED International) | SNOMED CT Managed Service for Beginners Sonja Ulrich (SNOMED International) Note: Please bring a laptop with Google Chrome installed | |
11:30 | 201807 How we are DOing it: The Osteopathic professions experience with SNOMED CT Tyler Cymet, AACOM (US) | 201853 SNOMED CT – Facilitating interoperable immunization records in Canada Penelope Nica, Provincial Health Service Authority, British Columbia (CA) | 201851 Joint Initiative Council: Patient Summary Standards Set Don Newsham, ISO/TC215 (CA)
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12:00 | 201837 Frequent releases driving clinical adoption Kate Ebrill, CSIRO (AU) | 201847 Development of a SNOMED CT encoded population health platform using primary and secondary care data sources in east London Charles Gutteridge, Barts Health NHS Trust (UK) | N/A | |||
12:30 | Lunch Break (Crystal Pavilion B&C, Foyer) E-Posters Viewing | |||||
13:30 | 201822 Implementation of non - linear, dynamic, controlled, meaningful, web-like electronic health records with SNOMED CT content model as a foundation Marcelo Daniel Carrascal, Argentina Ministry of Health (AR) | 201858 Computable Semantic Content: The Foundation of Precision Medicine Sidney Goldblatt, Goldblatt Systems (US) | 201831 Implementation of SNOMED CT in histopathology and genomics to improve cancer care W. Scott Campbell, University of Nebraska Medical Center (US) | SNOMED CT Implementation Pathways | SNOMED CT Authoring Demonstration Cathy Richardson (SNOMED International) Note: Demonstration only | |
14:00 | 201801 SNOMED CT in an NHS acute hospital - The real deal | 201816 SNOMED CT generating cardiology key performance indicators (KPI) Md Khadzir Sheikh Ahmad, Ministry of Health Malaysia (MY) | 201827 SNOMED CT and genomics for the EHR James Campbell, University of Nebraska Medical Center (US) | |||
14:30 | 201814 SNOMED CT implementation in a tertiary hospital with HIMSS-6 electronic health record Arturo Romero Gutiérrez, MSCBS - Ministry of Health (ES) | 201844 National structured synoptic reports for anatomical pathology using SNOMED CT Keng-Ling Wallin, National Board of Health and Welfare, Sweden (SE) | 201839 Clinical terminology and data exchange for clinical genomics: Australian case studies Michael Lawley, CSIRO (AU) | |||
15:00 | Networking break (Crystal Pavilion B&C, Foyer) e-Posters viewing | |||||
15:30 | Welcome to the future: SNOMED CT live in a primary care clinic Sisira De Silva, Newfoundland & Labrador Centre for Health Information (CA) | 201832 The proof is in the pudding – Making the data work W. Scott Campbell, University of Nebraska Medical Center (US) | 201856 SNOMED CT on FHIR Robert Hausam, Robert Hausam Consulting (US) | SNOMED CT Translation Experiences Anne Højen, Ian Green (SNOMED International) and NRC representatives from Belgium and the Netherlands | Creating a SNOMED CT extension from scratch to publication Guillermo Reynoso, termMed | |
16:00 | 201838 SNOMED CT and ICD 11 Kylynn Loi, CSIRO (AU) | 201849 Mitigating risks and reaping the benefits of user- altered descriptions of SNOMED-encoded EHR data Nicolette de Keizer, Academic Medical Center, University of Amsterdam Amsterdam Public Health Institute (NL) | 201848 UK experiences with SNOMED and FHIR Jeremy Rogers, NHS Digital (UK) | TBD | ||
16:30 | 201802 MAGPIE – an interactive tool to find SNOMED CT and ICD-10-PCS codes for medical procedures Kin-Wah Fung, National Library of Medicine (US) | 201843 Communicating alert information in the EHR using SNOMED CT Rikard Lövström, National Board of Health and Welfare, Sweden (SE) | 201846 A harmonised implementation view for medications Dion McMurtrie, Australian Digital Health Agency (AU) | TBD | ||
17:00-19:00 | E-Posters ViewingSNOMED CT Expo 2018 Networking Reception - Open to all delegates (Crystal Pavilion B&C, Foyer) | |||||
Friday, 19th October 2018
08:30 | Registration desk opens (Crystal Pavilion Foyer) | |||||
09:00 | Plenary Session Crystal Pavilion A James Read Memorial Lecture - Sponsor: The American Medical Association Integrated Health Model Initiative , MD, PhD, Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics (OHDSI), VP Real-World Evidence IMS Health (US) Closing Remarks: Shelagh Maloney, Executive Vice President, Digital Health Engagement and Marketing, Canada Health Infoway (CA) | |||||
10:30 | Networking break (Crystal Pavilion B&C, Foyer) e-Posters viewing | |||||
Room: Gazebo I | Room: Crystal Pavilion A | Room: Gazebo II | Room: Pacific Rim I | Room: Pacific Rim II | ||
Stream A | Stream B | Stream C | Education D Tutorials | Education E | ||
11:00 | 201833 Implementation of SNOMED CT for national rare diseases registry system in China | 201857 Clinical engagement Ian Green, SNOMED International (UK) | 201830 Modular reasoning for improving classification performance of a large SNOMED CT extension with extended description logic features | Introduction to Reference Sets | SNOMED CT Managed Service for Beginners Sonja Ulrich (SNOMED International) Note: Please bring a laptop with Google Chrome installed | |
11:30 | 201815 SNOMED CT physician specialty subsets in Nova Scotia: Approach for going live | 201850 Using reference sets to enhance communication and understanding among clinicians Mark Jurkovich, American Dental Association, HealthPartners (US) | 201803 Successful implementation of Singapore drug dictionary (SDD) a SNOMED CT SG extension in all public health institutions in Singapore | |||
12:00 | 201824 Implementing SNOMED CT in i2b2 data warehouses Jay Pedersen, University of Nebraska Medical Center (US) | 201817 Boosting synergy between lab and medication workflows | 201820 SNOMED CT as an emerging international drug ingredient and drug product terminology: Use case evaluation | |||
12:30 | Lunch break (Crystal Pavilion B&C, Foyer) e-Posters viewing | |||||
13:30 | 201825 Capturing activity in the anatomical pathology lab using SNOMED CT | 201854 Supporting clinical interfaces using natural language processing and machine learning Chris Hobson, Orion Health (CA) | 201859 SNOMED CT drug ingredient terminology and national drug product extensions fuelling Clinical Decision Support. Implementation of Spanish, Chilean and Uruguayan extensions within a multilingual Drug Information System Charles Mead, VIDAL (FR) | Analytics and Clinical Decision Support with SNOMED CT Linda Bird, Jon Zammit, Peter Hendler (SNOMED International) | Cathy Richardson (SNOMED International) Notes: Please bring a laptop with Google Chrome installed. Participants must have attended SNOMED CT Managed Service for Beginners | |
14:00 | 201829 Leveraging oral health registries through SNOMED CT | 201845 Enhancing inpatient order set discovery process by encoding orderable components with SNOMED CT Terms | 201840 My relationship to relationship grouping Daniel Karlsson, National Board of Health and Welfare, Sweden (SE) | |||
14:30 | 201813 Interoperability of disease concepts in clinical and research ontologies – Contrasting coverage and structure in the disease ontology and SNOMED CT Olivier Bodenreider, National Library of Medicine (US) | 201841 Clinical application of SNOMED CT in HEDIS® quality measures Anne Smith, NCQA (US) | 201823 The Portuguese use case of SNOMED CT in the Immunization Maria Rosa, Portuguese Ministry of Health Shared Services (PT) | |||
15:00 | Conference closes | |||||
Electronic Poster Presentations
201842 Consistent documentation leading to infection control - Rikard Lövström, The National Board of Health and Welfare, Sweden (SE) |
201806 Encoding CIMI models with SOLOR extension content - Susan Matney, Intermountain Healthcare (US) |
201852 EPR; Document once – use many –with SNOMED CT - Susanne Raeburn-Burgess, LEP AG (CH) |
201811 Identifying inverse concepts for SNOMED CT QA - Tim Williams, Deloitte & Touche LLP (US) |
201812 Issues with modeling laterality - Tim Williams, Deloitte & Touche LLP (US) |
201821 Semantic guidance in general practitioner documentation - Mark Hummeluhr Christensen, Aalborg University (DK) |
201805 Semi-automated translation based on formal definition - Feikje Hielkema-Raadsveld, Nictiz (NL) |
201809 SNOMED CT for management of medicines in a Health Area - Arturo Romero Gutiérrez, MSCBS - Ministry of Health (ES) |
201808 Standardised medicines terminology for the accurate prescribing and recording of vaccines - Dion McMurtrie, Australian Digital Health Agency (AU) |
201819 The Belgian SNOMED CT® extension: Translation challenges in a bilingual context - Maria-Cornelia Wermuth, KU Leuven (BE) |
201818 Using SNOMED CT in an infection reporting system to transmit notifiable pathogens - Julian Sass, Niederrhein University of Applied Sciences, Krefeld (DE) |