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Injury classification and the international classification of diseases codes
Accident Analysis & Prevention, 1982Abstract Improvements in the widely used International Classification of Diseases (ICD) are important to our ability to study and prevent injuries. ICD “N codes” would be far more useful if they provided more detail, especially for internal injuries, and if they were modified to facilitate conversion to the Abbreviated Injury Score (AIS).
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Culture-bound syndromes and international disease classifications
Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry, 1987An important endeavor in the world psychiatric community is the development of an international classification of psychiatric disorders that will be more culture-free than either the current DSM-III or ICD-9. This classification should be clinically useful and relevant to psychiatric experience in all countries of the world.
R, Prince, F, Tcheng-Laroche
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The history of the International Classification of Diseases.
Health bulletin, 1991A major purpose for gathering descriptive statistics is to allow comparisons of data over time and among different places. In the case of public health it has been particularly important to make such comparisons utilising diagnostic information. Without a standard measuring tool which remains fixed for periods of time and which is applied uniformly ...
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Applications of the International Classification of Diseases.
World health statistics quarterly. Rapport trimestriel de statistiques sanitaires mondiales, 1991A brief outline is given of how various types of adaptation of the ICD for use in different situations have arisen. The application includes condensed lists, national adaptations, studies of morbidity, specialty adaptations (including for primary care), and augmentation by supplementary material.
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