ICD11järjestelmään

ICD11järjestelmään refers to the implementation or integration of the International Classification of Diseases, 11th Revision (ICD-11) into a specific system or context. ICD-11 is the latest version of the World Health Organization's (WHO) global standard for classifying diseases, injuries, and causes of death. It provides a comprehensive and updated framework for health statistics, epidemiology, health management, and clinical care. The transition to ICD-11 from its predecessor, ICD-10, represents a significant evolution in health terminology and coding.

Implementing ICD11järjestelmään involves adapting existing health information systems, electronic health records, and databases to utilize the new ICD-11 codes and structure. This process can be complex, requiring changes to software, data input procedures, and staff training. The goal of such an implementation is to leverage the enhanced features of ICD-11, which include a more detailed and scientifically current classification, improved electronic compatibility, and alignment with other health terminologies.

The benefits of adopting ICD11järjestelmään are multifaceted. It allows for more accurate and granular data collection on diseases and health conditions, leading to better public health surveillance, more precise research, and improved patient care pathways. The expanded scope and updated nomenclature of ICD-11 better reflect contemporary medical knowledge and health challenges, including chronic diseases, mental health conditions, and antimicrobial resistance. Furthermore, ICD-11's digital-friendly design facilitates interoperability between different healthcare systems and countries, promoting global health data standardization. The successful ICD11järjestelmään integration is crucial for countries and healthcare organizations aiming to enhance their health information infrastructure and contribute to global health efforts.