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Using SNOMED CT Concepts for PAIRS

SNOMED CT medical vocabulary can be used to identify complementary features in a database. This functionality is used to develop a natural language processor (NLP) for PAIRS (Physician Assistant Artificial Intelligence Reference System). Although about 99% of concepts in PAIRS are present in SNOMED CT some features missing in it makes it unacceptable for any diagnostic decision support system (DDSS). Here we show that implementation of another NLP along with SNOMED CT makes it practically useful.