This is a synonym for beta release package.
A SNOMED CT release package made available for review and testing only.
Implementers and other stakeholders review and test the beta release.
The beta release package is made available prior to the production release. It must not be used in production clinical systems or in clinical settings. This includes Affiliate Licensees or any third parties, except those who have formally committed to test it.
The beta release status indicates it is expected to subsequently be confirmed as a production release. If there is significant issue in format or content, it may be withdrawn, or replaced with an updated beta release package. Whether or not it becomes a production release is decided shortly before the due date for the next release. If a beta release is subsequently confirmed as a production release, all updates are fully version-tracked from the date of the beta release.
Beta releases were formerly known as candidate baseline releases.
Beta package
Beta release
Superseded by - Production release package.
A final, formally endorsed SNOMED CT release package intended for live use in appropriately licensed operational systems.
A production release package represents the authoritative release of the product. Implementers can use it in operational clinical systems.
The production release status indicates that the releasing party (SNOMED International or the owner of the extension) commits to maintain the release history. Thus the historical audit trail is maintained through the product's lifetime.
Production package
Production release
This is an abbreviation for beta release package.
A SNOMED CT release package made available for review and testing only.
Implementers and other stakeholders review and test the beta release.
The beta release package is made available prior to the production release. It must not be used in production clinical systems or in clinical settings. This includes Affiliate Licensees or any third parties, except those who have formally committed to test it.
Beta releases were formerly known as candidate baseline releases.
Beta package
Beta release
This is a synonym for binomial nomenclature.
The formal system for the two-part names of species.
The binomial nomenclature is standardized and internationally accepted.
The two parts of the _binomial nomenclature _ are the genus and species.
SNOMED CT includes the binomial nomenclature name for organism species and follows the convention of using uppercase for the initial letter of the genus name and lowercase for the initial letter of the species name.
Example
The concept has the following associated terms:
Fully specified name Preferred term Other synonyms
Note that both the fully specified name and the preferred term use the binomial nomenclature .
Binomial format
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A SNOMED CT release package made available for review and testing only.
Implementers and other stakeholders review and test the beta release.
The beta release package is made available prior to the production release. It must not be used in production clinical systems or in clinical settings. This includes Affiliate Licensees or any third parties, except those who have formally committed to test it.
The beta release status indicates it is expected to subsequently be confirmed as a production release. If there is significant issue in format or content, it may be withdrawn, or replaced with an updated beta release package. Whether or not it becomes a production release is decided shortly before the due date for the next release. If a beta release is subsequently confirmed as a production release, all updates are fully version-tracked from the date of the beta release.
Beta releases were formerly known as candidate baseline releases.
Beta package
Beta release
This is an abbreviation for SNOMED CT browser.
A software application that provides a user interface through which to explore SNOMED CT content.
A typical SNOMED CT browser can locate concepts and descriptions by identifiers and by searching the text of description terms.
Various views of located concepts may be displayed including the set of related descriptions, the hierarchical relationships and other defining relationships.
Browser
Terminology browser
The formal system for the two-part names of species.
The binomial nomenclature is standardized and internationally accepted.
The two parts of the _binomial nomenclature _ are the genus and species.
SNOMED CT includes the binomial nomenclature name for organism species and follows the convention of using uppercase for the initial letter of the genus name and lowercase for the initial letter of the species name.
The concept has the following associated terms:
Fully specified name Preferred term Other synonyms
Note that both the fully specified name and the preferred term use the binomial nomenclature .
Binomial format
Wikipedia