Wardle Mark, Spencer Andy
Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, Cardiff, UK.
Health and Social Care Information Centre, Leeds, UK.
Future Healthc J. 2017 Jun;4(2):126-130. doi: 10.7861/futurehosp.4-2-126.
A number of strategies have been published to accelerate the use of electronic health records in caring for patients across the UK. These visions of 'eHealth' have a common requirement for robust interoperability between different systems with the use of appropriate information and data standards. SNOMED CT, a comprehensive terminology that NHS England intends to adopt across all care settings by 2020, is a key component of these standards but there is currently limited experience in its use in live clinical settings. Within NHS Wales, an electronic patient record system has been developed since 2009 with a focus on a core generic clinical information model built using SNOMED CT. Our experience is that SNOMED CT is a usable and clinician-friendly terminology but that its size and scope must be considered during implementation.
已经发布了许多策略,以加速在英国各地照顾患者时使用电子健康记录。这些“电子健康”愿景对不同系统之间使用适当的信息和数据标准进行强大的互操作性有共同要求。SNOMED CT是一种全面的术语,英国国家医疗服务体系(NHS)英格兰分部打算到2020年在所有护理环境中采用,它是这些标准的关键组成部分,但目前在实际临床环境中的使用经验有限。在NHS威尔士,自2009年以来开发了一个电子病历系统,重点是使用SNOMED CT构建的核心通用临床信息模型。我们的经验是,SNOMED CT是一种可用且对临床医生友好的术语,但在实施过程中必须考虑其规模和范围。