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Content Committee

The Content Committee is responsible for and shall advise the Management Board on priorities and issues pertaining to the definition and maintenance of the clinical content and structure of SNOMED CT and its related standards and the Association's other Terminology Products.

 

The Content Committee supports the mission of the IHTSDO by advising on all issues related to the content of SNOMED CT and its related standards, with a specific focus on users and implementation of the terminology. For further information please read the terms of reference of the Content Committee.


Members as of January 2010

Lene Asholm

(Chair)

 

John Gutai, Chief Technical Architect

IHTSDO (ex officio)

 

Kent Spackman, M.D. Ph.D., Chief Terminologist

IHTSDO (ex officio)

 

Anne Casey, MSc, RSCN, Royal College of Nursing

Europe (2009-2010)

 

Ed Cheetham, M.D., National Health Service (NHS)

Europe (2009-2010)

 

Geraldine Wade MD, MS., Clinical Informatics Consulting

(2010-2011)

 

Howard Goldberg, M.D., Partners Health Care System

Americas (2009-2010)

 

Ian Arrowsmith, BSc., M.Sc., NHS Connecting for Health Technology Office

(2010-2011)

 

Jeffrey R. Wilcke, D.V.M., Virginia Tech

Americas (2009-2010)

 

Jeremy Rogers

(2010-2011)

 

Nicholas Booth, MA, MB, FRCGP, MBCS, DH Informatics Directorate, London, UK

(2010-2011)

 

Nicolette  De Keizer, MA & Ph.D., Academic Medical Center

(2010-2011)

 

Paul Frosdick, MRPharmS, MBA, National E-Health Transition Authority

(2010-2011)

 

Ray Simkus, M.D.

WebMed Technology

Americas (2009-2010)

 

Stefan Schulz, M.D.

Institute of Medical Biometry and Medical Informatics, Freiburg University Hospital

(2010)


Documents to download:

Content Committee Report to the General Assembly, October 2009

 

Content Committee - Terms of Reference, August 2009

 

Content Committee Report to the General Assembly, April 2009

 

Content Committee Report to the General Assembly, October 2008 

 

Content Committee Report to the General Assembly, April 2008