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Detailed documentation about Medical Coding is available in the Medical Coding overview, and supported coding systems are listed in the coding systems feature matrix.
FHIR ExtractionSNOMED CTLOINCBeta

FHIR Extraction released Beta

FHIR Extraction is now available in Beta. Send a free-text clinical note to POST /v2/tools/fhir/, and the endpoint returns its clinical content as FHIR R4 resources in a transaction Bundle that you can post to a FHIR server.The endpoint returns a Patient and an Encounter, plus Condition, AllergyIntolerance, FamilyMemberHistory, Procedure, and Observation resources. Observations cover vital signs, lab results, exam findings, social history, imaging, procedure results, and survey scores. Clinical concepts are coded in SNOMED CT and measurements in LOINC. Each value taken from the note links back to the words it came from, and each code comes with up to 10 alternatives.You can send the patient and encounter details you already know, choose which resource groups to produce, and restrict which codes the endpoint assigns. See Filter FHIR resources.Start with the FHIR Extraction quickstart. If you notice anything that doesn’t look right, please let us know so we can improve it.
Coding SystemSNOMED CTBeta

Norwegian, Austrian and Dutch SNOMED CT editions released Beta

SNOMED CT prediction is now available in Beta for three more national editions. The Norwegian edition uses Bokmål terms from the SNOMED CT Managed Service release for Norway, the Austrian edition uses German terms, and the Dutch edition uses Dutch terms.SNOMED CT prediction has been evaluated only on the International edition using American English clinical notes, and the model may not perform equally well in other languages or country editions. We encourage you to evaluate it against your own data and use case. If you notice anything that doesn’t look right, please let us know so we can improve it.Use the snomedctno, snomedctat and snomedctnl system identifiers. See the SNOMED CT page for details and the feature matrix for availability by country.
Coding SystemICD-O-3GA

ICD-O-3 generally available

ICD-O-3 is now generally available in the International (English), German and French editions. ICD-O-3 is the WHO classification for oncology used by cancer registries: every tumor is coded on two axes, a topography code for the anatomical site and a morphology code for the histological type and behavior, returned as a pair.Use the icdo3int, icdo3de and icdo3fr system identifiers. See the ICD-O-3 page for details and the feature matrix for availability by country.
Coding SystemMedDRABeta

MedDRA released Beta

MedDRA prediction is now available in Beta. MedDRA is the international standard for coding adverse events, medical history, and indications in clinical trials and post-marketing surveillance, maintained by the ICH.MedDRA prediction is available in seven languages, each with its own system identifier: English (meddra-en), German (meddra-de), Spanish (meddra-es), French (meddra-fr), Norwegian (meddra-no), Swedish (meddra-se), and Italian (meddra-it).See the MedDRA page for details and the feature matrix for availability.
Coding SystemSKSGA

SKS generally available

SKS is now generally available. SKS is the Danish national healthcare classification system, maintained by Sundhedsdatastyrelsen, spanning diagnoses, procedures, examinations, treatments, functioning, and supplementary classifications across Danish hospitals and healthcare services.Use the sks system identifier. See the SKS page for details and the feature matrix for availability.
Coding SystemSNOMED CTBeta

SNOMED CT country editions released Beta

SNOMED CT prediction is now available in Beta for seven country editions:
  • France
  • Germany
  • United Kingdom
  • United States
  • Spain
  • Sweden
  • Denmark
The International edition remains in Beta alongside these country editions. SNOMED CT prediction has been evaluated only on the International edition using American English clinical notes, and the model may not perform equally well in other languages or country editions. We encourage you to evaluate it against your own data and use case. If you notice anything that doesn’t look right, please let us know so we can improve it.See the SNOMED CT page for details and the feature matrix for availability by country.
Coding SystemSNOMED CTBeta

SNOMED CT International live Beta

SNOMED CT prediction is now available in Beta for the International edition. SNOMED CT is the most comprehensive multilingual clinical terminology, covering diagnoses, procedures, findings, and clinical concepts, and is used in over 40 countries for electronic health records and clinical documentation.Symphony for SNOMED CT outputs three types of SNOMED concepts: findings, disorders, and procedures.
Coding SystemBeta

French, German, and UK coding systems released Beta

Support for the following coding systems is now available in Beta:Beta coding systems are fully functional with ongoing rapid improvements. See the feature matrix for availability by system.
Coding SystemGA

Symphony for Medical Coding released

Corti Symphony for Medical Coding is now available. The Code Prediction API converts unstructured clinical text, such as encounter notes, discharge summaries, and transcripts, into structured medical codes for revenue cycle management, health statistics, and more.The first release includes the following coding systems, generally available:Each prediction returns the code, display name, evidence spans showing where the medical entity is mentioned in the source text, and alternative codes the system considered. See the Codes and candidates page for the response structure and the coding systems feature matrix for the full list.