Terminology Service Use Cases
This section describes practical use cases which require the use of specific terminology services.
Overview of Use Cases
The following use cases are covered in this section:
Explore and Review SNOMED CT - Terminology services required for SNOMED CT browsers and exploration tools
Support EHR Data Entry - Services needed for electronic health record data entry with SNOMED CT
Display EHR Data - Services for displaying SNOMED CT concepts in EHR systems
EHR Reporting and Analytics - Services required for reporting and analytics using SNOMED CT
Reference Set Editing - Services for creating and editing SNOMED CT reference sets
Apply Mapping Reference Sets - Services for applying mapping reference sets between code systems
Terminology Change Management - Services for managing terminology changes and versioning
Support Terminology Authoring and Review - Services to support terminology authoring and review processes
Notes on the attributes used in the tables of this page:
*Status: Applications designed to address this use case must support the practical requirements marked as Required. Support for the practical requirements marked as Optional is recommended as these provide enhanced functionality that may be required by some users.
*Required Services: In most cases, a reference to a subsection of Terminology Service Types, implies a requirement for all services marked as Required in that subsection. However, where a reference is followed by a bulleted list, that list specifies the specific terminology services required. Some of the specific services listed as required for an Optional practical requirement may be marked as Recommended in the referenced subsection.
*Dependencies: This columns contains references to services on which a Required Terminology Service depends. This column does not restate dependencies on services listed as required service or additional dependencies for essential requirements listed in earlier rows.
A full list of the dependencies of each terminology service is provided in the relevant subsection of Terminology Service Types.
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