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SNOMED CT-AU - Reference Set Implementation Toolkit v1.0
- Name
- NEHTA-1427:2013 SNOMED CT-AU - Reference Set Implementation Toolkit v1.0
- Identifier
- NEHTA-1427:2013
- Version
- 20131130
- Date
- 30-11-2013
All SNOMED CT-AU and AMT resources, including implementation collateral, are now available to download from the document library on the National Clinical Terminology Service website.
This toolkit provides a short introduction or ‘quick start’ reference for developers wishing to work with SNOMED CT-AU Reference Sets (Refsets). It includes sample applications built on Oracle’s Java platform and built on the Microsoft .NET Framework that demonstrate importing and using reference sets.
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