Thank you all for discussion.
Here is follow up on this topic. Above in the thread, we indicated ideally targeting international edition.
As of today, the request was processed. (made in US content request system using batch mode). Thank you !
There is no field/column in CRS for the submitter to indicate edition (international or national).
Q1 Is there a way to submit content in a national CRS and specify international edition as target edition? How exactly? If it was decided to go to national extension during processing of the request (in absence of desired edition field) - is there a way to appeal that decision before the submission is processed? (once done in national extension, it is more difficult to post-hoc correct it)
Q2 What is the process exactly of submitting a promotion of concept from national extension to international edition?
Q3: Given instructions of (see link below): “Requests that meet inclusion criteria for the International Release are addressed by ….”. We think our request met those criteria. (needed by more than 1 country) (represented by OHDSI vocabulary WG with international representatives)
(I also replied to Lars separately)
LINKS:
link to one implemented term:
https://browser.ihtsdotools.org/?perspective=full&conceptId1=15633091000119107&edition=MAIN/SNOMEDCT-US&release=&languages=en
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guidance is: (from https://www.snomed.org/change-or-add. (paste of part of it)
*SNOMED CT
Content Request Service*
SNOMED International coordinates requests for additions or changes to SNOMED CT through its Members’ National Release Centers (NRCs). For more information about the processes in each country/territory, please access the relevant Member page.
Members’ NRCs and other authorized users submit requests for additions or changes via the SNOMED CT Content Request Service (CRS). Requests that meet inclusion criteria for the International Release are addressed by SNOMED International staff. If a request is declined, a reason and explanation is provided to the requester, who may choose to appeal the decision to the Head of Terminology.
also looked at : chapter 5.3 in https://www.snomed.org/_files/ugd/900274_0588ebe7d1d343158d2ffd52b08d3817.pdf