2026-02-10 Nursing Clinical Reference Group

2026-02-10 Nursing Clinical Reference Group

 Date

Feb 10, 2026

https://snomed.zoom.us/my/nursingcrg

Password - 871141

 Participants

  • @Christine Spisla @Ian Green @cheryl Wagner @Erica Culp @Elisabeth Giesenhagen Friso Raemaekers @Niels Schram @Janice Kelly @ Liz Swanson @ Tess Settergren @ Steph Hartleben @ Sue Moorhead

Apologies

  • Cathy Richardson

 Discussion topics

Item

Description

Presenter

Notes

Item

Description

Presenter

Notes

1

Welcome

Erica Culp

Christine Spisla

 

2

SNOMED International Updates

Ian Green

Kelly Kuru

3

3a

 

 

 

3b

 

Terminology Discussion

 

  • management (procedure) - The clinical management of . This would have a focus on clinical decision making such as making adjustments to the treatment and managing strategies for a disease.

  • care management (procedure) - The coordination of the care process for . It aligns with a structured framework encompassing the cycle of assessment, diagnosis, intervention, and monitoring/evaluation.

  • https://forums.snomed.org/t/x-management-procedure-and-x-care-management-procedure/914

Erica and Christine

See Chat Log from call below.

4

Call for future topics

Planning for April Business meeting

Next meeting Tuesday 10 March 2026


Erica and Christine



 Action items

 Decisions

2026-02-10 14:04:36 From Erica Culp to Everyone:
https://www.snomed.org/business-meetings

2026-02-10 14:15:13 From Cheryl Wagner to Everyone:
Hello,

I have included Christina Spisla on this as she was asking Karen and I previously for this information. I apologize that it was so long for us to respond - we had - and still have - quite a few commitments that tend to backlog some of our work! But thanks for checking Friso, and hopefully I will see you at the meeting in case more information is needed. The NIC has a section in its Appendices, Appendix B, where some definitions of terms that might be used in NIC activities are provided, largely I suppose, because Dr. Dochterman and Dr. Bulechek addressed many of these questions decades ago when the NIC was created. The definition for Enhancement is     Making greater, augmenting, increasing The definition for Promotion is Advancing Interestingly, both also include directions to see the other one in their definitions. AI responds that the difference between the two is that enhancement is more internally related to quality and internal improvements, while promotion is an external advancement. Enhancement is internal refinement, promotion is external elevation. In relation to child development, it seems that the intention - at least from the NIC application of the terms - is to advance the child through stages of development, so in this case Promotion seems to be more of a correct selection. Nonetheless, increasing their development ability could also be enhancing it without necessarily promoting or advancing it - but the user of the term would have to be clear what they intend. I will try to be at the meeting today to field questions on this, in case it helps.

2026-02-10 14:21:48 From Erica Culp to Everyone:
https://forums.snomed.org/t/child-development-concepts-meaning/809/5

2026-02-10 14:34:30 From Janice Kelly to Everyone:
Care management is like ongoing care responsibility

2026-02-10 14:35:57 From Janice Kelly to Everyone:
management only is a broader concept for more specific airway procedures - interventions to establish, maintain, secure a patient's airway

2026-02-10 14:37:23 From Cheryl Wagner to Everyone:
facilitation of patency of air passages

2026-02-10 14:37:51 From Cheryl Wagner to Everyone:
NIC Definition of our Airway Management Label #3140

 Related materials

Chat:

Erica Culp

05:02

https://www.snomed.org/business-meetings

Cheryl Wagner

15:39

Hello,

I have included Christina Spisla on this as she was asking Karen and I previously for this information. I apologize that it was so long for us to respond - we had - and still have - quite a few commitments that tend to backlog some of our work!

But thanks for checking Friso, and hopefully I will see you at the meeting in case more information is needed.

The NIC has a section in its Appendices, Appendix B, where some definitions of terms that might be used in NIC activities are provided, largely I suppose, because Dr. Dochterman and Dr. Bulechek addressed many of these questions decades ago when the NIC was created.

The definition for Enhancement is

Making greater, augmenting, increasing

The definition for Promotion is

Advancing

Interestingly, both also include directions to see the other one in their definitions.

AI responds that the difference between the two is that enhancement is more internally related to quality and internal improvements, while promotion is an external advancement. Enhancement is internal refinement, promotion is external elevation.

In relation to child development, it seems that the intention - at least from the NIC application of the terms - is to advance the child through stages of development, so in this case Promotion seems to be more of a correct selection.

Nonetheless, increasing their development ability could also be enhancing it without necessarily promoting or advancing it - but the user of the term would have to be clear what they intend.

I will try to be at the meeting today to field questions on this, in case it helps.

Erica Culp

22:14

https://forums.snomed.org/t/child-development-concepts-meaning/809/5

Janice Kelly

34:56

Care management is like ongoing care responsibility

Janice Kelly

36:23

management only is a broader concept for more specific airway procedures - interventions to establish, maintain, secure a patient's airway

Cheryl Wagner

37:49

facilitation of patency of air passages

NIC Definition of our Airway Management Label #3140

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