Check if a Concept is Part of the SNOMED CT NCPT Reference Set

Demonstration Video

The following video shows how to verify if a given concept is a member of the NCPT reference set using the SNOMED International SNOMED CT Browser. You can access the browser at browser.snomedtools.org.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Explore how to verify if a concept is part of the NCPT reference set using the SNOMED International SNOMED CT Browser. You can access the browser at browser.snomedtools.org.

1. Open the SNOMED CT Browser (browser.snomedtools.org)

Open the SNOMED CT Browser (browser.snomedtools.org)

2. Click "Go browsing...International Derivatives"

Click 'Go browsing...International Derivatives'

3. Perform a search for a concept of interest.

Fill in a search term matching the concept you are looking for.

Perform a search for a concept of interest.

4. Select the concept of interest

Click on the concept, so that its details appear in the Summary section

Select the concept of interest

5. Click "Refsets"

Select the "Refsets" tab

Click 'Refsets'

6. View simple type reference sets

If you see the concept |Nutrition Care Process Terminology reference set| in the list of Simple Refsets Memberships, this means that the selected concept is included in the reference set.

View simple type reference sets

7. Here you see what simple type reference sets, the selected concept is included in

As you can see here, when selecting the concept 414916001 |Obesity (disorder)|, this is part of the reference set.

Here you see what simple type reference sets, the selected concept is included in

8. In this example, the concept 'Hypoglycaemic coma' is selected

Try to search for and select the concept 267384006 |Coma due to hypoglycemia (disorder)|

In this example, the concept 'Hypoglycaemic coma' is selected

9. Click "Refsets"

Click on "Refsets"

Click 'Refsets'

10. This concept is NOT included in the NCPT reference set

As you can see, the |Nutrition Care Process Terminology reference set| does not appear in the list of Simple Refsets Memberships, indicating that the selected concept is NOT part of the reference set.

This concept is NOT included in the NCPT reference set

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