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23 July 2010

WHO and IHTSDO partner on standards

The International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation and the World Health Organisation have signed a collaborative agreement to utilise WHO
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25 March 2010

ICN and IHTSDO team up

The International Council of Nurses has teamed up with the International Healthcare Terminology Standards Development Organisation to advance the use
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21 December 2009

IHTSDO Workbench code made open source

The International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation is to making source code for the IHTSDO Workbench, including tools to develop,
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18 September 2009

IHTSDO and openEHR to partner

The International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation (IHTSDO) and openEHR Foundation have begun a collaborative programme on developing clinical terminologies
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22 April 2009

HL7 and IHTSDO sign agreement

Health Level Seven, the international healthcare IT standards body, has partnered with the International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation, a
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28 January 2009

Global health terminology Workbench launched

The International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation (IHTSDO) has launched a new IHTSDO Workbench designed to make it easier to
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12 August 2008

Updated version of SNOMED CT released

The International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation has announced that a new version of SNOMED CT is now available. The
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18 July 2008

International terminology toolset in development

The International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation (IHTSDO) has launched a campaign to build an essential health terminology toolset to
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28 November 2007

New CEO of SNOMED CT appointed

The International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation (IHTSDO), owners of the SNOMED CT terminology, has announced that Jennifer Zelmer will
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4 May 2007

SNOMED sold to new standards organisation

The intellectual property rights of SNOMED Clinical Terms have been sold for $7.8m (£3.6m) to a newly-formed board called the
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