SNOMED CT-AU is the Australian extension to SNOMED CT® incorporating all Australian-developed terminology, including the Australian Medicines Terminology (AMT), along with the core international data. This release incorporates products that become available on the Schedule of Pharmaceutical Benefits, including the Repatriation Pharmaceutical Benefits Schedule, on or before 1 December 2015.
SNOMED CT-AU provides local variations and customisations of terms relevant to the Australian healthcare sector for implementation in Australian clinical IT systems. It is released every month, with access to downloads restricted to license holders.
From November 2015, the AMT is included as a formal subset of the SNOMED CT-AU release in preparation for future integration work. This Clinical Terminology end product supersedes the individual AMT and SNOMED CT-AU downloads, which have been archived (but are still available for download from this website).
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