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Special Interest Groups (SIGs)

Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are open and ongoing bodies that examine issues related to specified topics that are relevant to the IHTSDO and its members. Each Special Interest Group reports to a specific Standing Committee, as specified below.

 

Current SIGs include:

  • Anesthesia (Implementation & Innovation Committee) - Chair Andrew Norton
  • Concept Model (Technical Committee) - Chair David Markwell, co-chairs Stan Huff & Andrew James  
  • Education (Implementation & Innovation Committee) - Chair Sarah Ryan, co-chair Denise Downs 
  • IHTSDO Workbench Developer's (Technical Committee) - To be decided
  • Implementation (Implementation & Innovation Committee) - Co-Chairs Ronald Cornet & Jay Kola 
  • International Family Practice/General Practice (Content Committee) - Nick Booth
  • International Pathology & Laboratory Medicine (Implementation & Innovation Committee) - Raj Dash
  • Mapping (Technical Committee) - Chair Jim Campbell, co-chairs Kin Wah Fung & Kathy Giannangelo
  • Nursing (Implementation & Innovation Committee) - Chair Anne Casey
  • Pharmacy (Content Committee) -  Chair Julie James
  • Primary Care Refset and ICPC Mapping (Content Committee) - Chair Nick Booth
  • Translation (Quality Assurance Committee) Chair Jane Howarth, co-chair Karin Ahlzén 

Documents to download

Implementation SIG report to the I & I Committee April 2010

 

International Family Practice/General Practice SIG report to the Content Committee April 2010

 

International Pathology & Laboratory Medicine SIG report to the Content Committee April 2010

 

Mapping SIG report to the Technical Committee April 2010

 

Translation SIG report to the Quality Committee April 2010

 

Anesthesia SIG Report to the Content Committee October 2009

 

Nursing SIG report to the Content Committee October 2009

 

Pharmacy SIG report to the Content Committee October 2009

 

Concept Model SIG report to the I & I Committee October 2009

 

Education SIG report to the Quality Assurance Committee October 2009