Data analytics with SNOMED CT master class

Communities Standards
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With the rising flow of SNOMED CT coded data in the health system, you may be wondering how to take advantage of SNOMED’s special features for analytics
SNOMED expert Dr Linda Bird, who is working with Te Aho o Te Kahu, is here to help and will deliver a 4-hour master class on this topic during the week of 6 March 2023. This will be in-person in Wellington and also online via Teams
This is a free event in conjunction with the SNOMED NZ national release centre
If you’d like to attend, please email standards@health.govt.nz and we’ll send you an invitation

Microsoft Teams meeting details

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Meeting ID: 415 429 000 846
Passcode: RpfLEU

Or call in (audio only)

+64 4-280 2674,813973782# New Zealand, Wellington

Phone Conference ID: 813 973 782#

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Thanks, @alastairk,

Really appreciated and I have reached out for an invite as you suggested. The only thing saving me from my currently woeful knowledge of SNOMED CT is the woeful access to data. I need to address the former before the latter catches up with me.

Kind regards

Greig

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I’ve sent session details @Greig - you’ll be as prepared as anyone in the sector after this session, I promise

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Stunning, ty you very much indeed.

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Will it be recorded Alistair for later viewing?

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Dr Linda Bird is a member of the DMR Team working to develop the CanShare platform. We are happy to invite anyone with an interest in better understanding SNOMED CT analytics to participate in this upcoming event. We are also happy to record this seminar for those with an interest but who are unable to attend.

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Thanks John; are you able to share the date and time so we can put it on our Calendar?

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Hi Nathan, session will be on Wednesday 8th March, 08:30am to 1:00pm. It will be accessed via Teams and I’m happy to forward a link to you for distribution, but dunno how?

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I’ve made this an event with those times (it will now appear in our Calendar automatically).

I’ve also made Alastair’s original post on this Topic a wiki - you can edit that and drop the link in there.

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