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Pan-Canadian Health Concern Value Set contains 10 800+ specific diagnostic SNOMED CT CA terms that are mapped to ICD-10-CA ICD-9 (to support physician billing in Canada) and the Canadian Emergency Department Diagnosis Shortlist (CED-DxS).The Pan-Canadian Health Concern Value Set with ICD maps can be accessed through CIHI’s eStore for this [product](https secure.cihi.ca estore productSeries.htm?pc PCC2180). Most Canadian health care facilities have access at no additional charge through a Core Plan subscription with CIHI or through a bilateral agreement between CIHI and the respective ministry of health. In addition CIHI offers a number of products and services at no additional charge to regional health authorities (or similar organizations) and ministries of health for jurisdictions covered by a bilateral agreement. This resource is an informative value set; a normative subset containing the expanded values can be found on Canada Health Infoway's [Terminology Server](https infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca en tools standards-tools terminology-server).

This valueset specifies terms which represent an individual's personal experience of being a woman man nonbinary or how the person prefers to self-describe. People may identify with more than one gender identity or use different gender identities in different settings. This resource is an informative value set; a normative subset containing the expanded values can be found on Canada Health Infoway's [Terminology Server](https infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca en tools standards-tools terminology-server).

This subset contains all concepts represented by the [ICD-10 CA](https terminology.hl7.org CodeSystem-icd10-CA.html) code system. This is a broad data exchange value set that is intended to support semantic interoperability and conformance testing. It is recommended that jurisdictions define and implement more specific clinically curated subsets that contain a portion of these concepts for data capture at the point of care for their specific use case. Further details about ICD-10-CA are available from the [Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI)](https www.cihi.ca) which includes details on the [ICD-10-CA CCI Folio Views for Core Plan Subscribers Product](https secure.cihi.ca estore productSeries.htm?pc PCC1749). This resource is an informative value set; a normative subset containing the expanded values can be found on Canada Health Infoway's [Terminology Server](https infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca en tools standards-tools terminology-server).

This subset contains all concepts represented by the [ICD-9 CM](https terminology.hl7.org CodeSystem-icd9cm.html) code system. This is a broad data exchange value set that is intended to support semantic interoperability and conformance testing. It is recommended that jurisdictions define and implement more specific clinically curated subsets that contain a portion of these concepts for data capture at the point of care for their specific use case. Further details about ICD-9 CM are available from the [Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI)](https www.cihi.ca) which includes details on the [ICD-10-CA CCI to ICD-9 ICD-9-CM CCP — Conversion Table Product](https secure.cihi.ca estore productSeries.htm?pc PCC1940). This resource is an informative value set; a normative subset containing the expanded values can be found on Canada Health Infoway's [Terminology Server](https infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca en tools standards-tools terminology-server).

The scope of this subset is vaccines that are currently licensed for use in Canada (generic description i.e. no trade name) those obtained through special access programs (generic description) and vaccines that have been discontinued and or never licensed in Canada (with trade name). This content is intended to be used when populating an immunization history when the client and or provider does not have the detail of the trade name (brand name) of the vaccine administered OR the product has been discontinued and or never licensed in Canada. This subset will include concepts represented by a generic description for a vaccine that was previously administered to the client as may be expressed by the client or provider for an immunization history and concepts represented by the trade name for products that have been discontinued and or never licensed in Canada. This resource is an informative value set; a normative subset containing the expanded values can be found on Canada Health Infoway's [Terminology Server](https infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca en tools standards-tools terminology-server). Reviewers should anticipate that the representation of this valueSet will continue to evolve

The scope of this subset is vaccines that are currently licensed for use in Canada and those obtained through special access programs for use in Canada. The subset includes concepts represented by the trade name (brand name) of the vaccine administered to the client. This content is intended to be used when populating a record at the point of immunization. This resource is an informative value set; a normative subset containing the expanded values can be found on Canada Health Infoway's [Terminology Server](https infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca en tools standards-tools terminology-server). Reviewers should anticipate that the representation of this valueSet will continue to evolve

Medicinal products for prescribing. The content of this ValueSet only contains commonly used medicinal products that are available for prescribing and dispensing in Canada. This content will expand to include all human medicinal products over time. This resource is an informative value set; a normative subset containing the expanded values can be found on Canada Health Infoway's [Terminology Server](https infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca en tools standards-tools terminology-server).

The scope of this subset is passive immunizing agents used in Canada (generically described i.e. without trade name) those obtained through special access programs (generically described) and agents that have been discontinued and or never licensed in Canada (with trade name). This content is intended to be used when populating an immunization history when the client and or provider does not have the detail of the trade name of the agent administered OR the product has been discontinued and or never licensed in Canada. Passive immunizing agents are used to facilitate protection against vaccine preventable infections when vaccines are not available or are countraindicated or when vaccines have not been used before exposure to the infective agent. This subset will include concepts represented by a generic description for an agent that was previously administered to the client as may be expressed by the client or provider for an immunization history and concepts represented by the trade name for products that have been discontinued and or never licensed in Canada. This resource is an informative value set; a normative subset containing the expanded values can be found on Canada Health Infoway's [Terminology Server](https infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca en tools standards-tools terminology-server). Reviewers should anticipate that the representation of this valueSet will continue to evolve

The scope of this subset is passive immunizing agents that are currently licensed for use in Canada and those obtained through special access programs. The subset includes concepts represented by the trade name (brand name) of the passive immunizing agent (immune globulin or antitoxin) that was administered to the client. Passive immunizing agents are used to facilitate protection against vaccine preventable infections when vaccines are not available or are contraindicated or when vaccines have not been used before exposure to the infective agent. This content is intended to be used when populating a record at the point of administration. Reviewers should anticipate that the representation of this valueSet will continue to evolve. This resource is an informative value set; a normative subset containing the expanded values can be found on Canada Health Infoway's [Terminology Server](https infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca en tools standards-tools terminology-server).

This subset contains all concepts represented in the [Licensed Natural Health Products Database](https www.canada.ca en health-canada services drugs-health-products natural-non-prescription applications-submissions product-licensing licensed-natural-health-products-database.html). The Licensed Natural Health Products Database contains information about natural health products that have been issued a product license by Health Canada. This informative value set includes Natural Product Number (NPN) and Homeopathic Medicine Number (DIN-HM). NPN is an eight (8) digit numerical code assigned to each natural health product approved to be marketed under the Natural Health Products Regulations. A DIN-HM is an eight (8) digit numerical code assigned to each homeopathic medicine approved to be marketed under the Natural Health Products Regulations. This is a broad data exchange subset that is intended to support semantic interoperability and conformance testing. It is recommended that jurisdictions define and implement more specific clinically curated subsets that contain a portion of these concepts for data capture at the point of care for their specific use case. This resource is an informative value set; a normative subset containing the expanded values can be found on Canada Health Infoway's [Terminology Server](https infocentral.infoway-inforoute.ca en tools standards-tools terminology-server).