2019 Change to Service Level Agreement for International CRS
Submission of Content to International CRS
In order for requests for content submission to be accepted, please check the Content Request Service Documentation located at the below link, CRS process protocol, requirements etc.
https://snomed.atlassian.net/wiki/display/SCTCR/SNOMED+CT+Content+Request+Service
Please also check the Content Development Information page for documentation release notes, early visibility into changes, and also check other areas of progress that may impact your request.
https://snomed.atlassian.net/wiki/display/CDR/Content+Development+Information
Please see below section where change is noted
CRS Service Level Agreement Updates (.pdf):
Contact info@snomed.org with inquiries about the CRS Service Level Agreement.
Current Service Level | Target | New Service Level |
New requests will be acknowledged within 7 working days | 95% | No change Submitters will receive a notice of receipt their submission. |
Request closure date shall be published on the publication date of the preceding Member Release | 100% | Location Change Open and Close Dates added and section has higher visibility. Closure date for requests to be reviewed for inclusion shall be published on SNOMED.org, Change or Add section at this link http://www.snomed.org/snomed-ct/change-or-add-snomed-ct under Request Submission Dates heading. |
Requests submitted before the published release close date for submissions shall be added to the next release or have an identified content tracker assigned, unless they are marked for clarification, appeal or are rejected - any request not added to the next release will automatically be assigned a high priority for the following release | 90% | Change on Point 1: 1. Request Commitment Change on Point 2, 3 & 4 - reworded for clarity 2. Request Balance 3. Requests a) International Use Case needs to be documented and an explanation of the clinical application must be provided; b) In all cases, clear demonstration that SNOMED International Editorial Guidelines are adhered to. c) Any request exceeding 150 “of the same” need to be referred to your Customer and Stakeholder Relationship Management Lead prior to entering the request into the CRS system. See Bulk Submission point 4. We will redirect any further submissions that are found to be similar to the Customer Relations Team. Additional submissions can not be divided and submitted to bypass the 150 limit, once the initial 150 have been submitted. 4. Bulk Submissions a) Support a work plan initiative, or editorial mandate to directly progress or provide a value benefit at an international or quality level; b) Desired implementation date if known or estimated if not known; c) International Use Case needs to be demonstrated and an explanation of the clinical application has to be provided; d) In all cases, clear demonstration that SNOMED International Editorial Guidelines are adhered to. |
Requests submitted after the published request close date for submissions shall be edited for the following release or have an content tracker assigned, unless they are marked for clarification, appeal or are rejected any request not added to the next release will automatically be assigned a high priority for the release after next. | 90% | No Change
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All requests marked for clarification will remain open for a period of 60 days, after which the request will be closed. Automated reminders will be made available new tooling environment when implemented | 95% | No Change
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