ICD-11
Disease classification and multilingual terminology connector. Production use requires configured API access and adherence to WHO terms.
Source status →V13 · TERMINOLOGY FEDERATION™A universal medical identity layer,
A universal medical identity layer,
without inventing a new medical vocabulary.
Disease Intelligence maps authoritative identifiers and local synonyms into canonical entities while retaining source, version, language, licensing constraints and mapping confidence.
Canonical identityProvenanceMultilingualConfidenceFreshness
Mondo
Broad disease harmonisation and cross-references through the ontology resolver.
Disease ontology →HPO-ready layer
Target layer for phenotypic abnormalities and disease/gene relationships.
Phenotype layer →LOINC-ready layer
Laboratory and clinical observation identifiers remain distinct from disease identity.
Diagnostics layer →HL7 FHIR
CodeSystem, ValueSet, ConceptMap and other FHIR terminology structures inform the interoperability design.
Interoperability →DI alias registry
Maltese, colloquial, historical and user-language aliases can map to canonical entities with provenance.
Manage terminology →MAPPING POLICY
Every mapping needs a reason.
ExactAuthoritative or reviewed equivalence.
Narrower / broaderSubtypes and parent concepts remain explicit.
RelatedAssociation is not treated as equivalence.
AmbiguousTerms such as “BPD” require disambiguation.
UnresolvedUnknown terms enter the curation queue.