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We are:

The International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation®.

We are also known as the "SNOMED SDO®" and the “SSDO®” (SNOMED Standards Development Organisation).

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The International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation Logo is the most important element of our visual identity. The Logo consists of two elements: the Name and the Mark.

Key words

Brings knowledge into healthcare
Terminology
Concepts
Coordination
Development
Interoperability
Languages
Viability
Continuity
Relations
Growth
International/Global
Providing a framework
Transparency
Openness

The globe is represented to illustrate the international frame for the terminology. The squares are illustrating relations – between countries, between people, between concepts.

The blue colors are representing health and purity, the red color represents human beings – and blood.

The whole picture represents transparency and interoperability.



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Vision Purpose, Objects and Principles Name and Logo Strategic Directions Governance and Advisory Harmonization Collaborative Space IHTSDO Conferences Calendar People and Office Articles of Association FAQ	Name We are: The International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation®. We are also known as the "SNOMED SDO®" and the “SSDO®” (SNOMED Standards Development Organisation). Logo The International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation Logo is the most important element of our visual identity. The Logo consists of two elements: the Name and the Mark. Key words Brings knowledge into healthcare Terminology Concepts Coordination Development Interoperability Languages Viability Continuity Relations Growth International/Global Providing a framework Transparency Openness The globe is represented to illustrate the international frame for the terminology. The squares are illustrating relations – between countries, between people, between concepts. The blue colors are representing health and purity, the red color represents human beings – and blood. The whole picture represents transparency and interoperability.