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The Clinical Terminology January v20170131 Release is now available for download

Published 31 January 2017

The Clinical Terminology January v20170131 release is now available for download from the National Clinical Terminology Service (NCTS) website.

  • Download the Clinical Terminology January v20170131 Release

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