10.78. ICD-9-CM diagnostic coding (compatible with DSM-IV-TR)

10.78.1. History and guide

See http://www.who.int/classifications/icd/en/.

10.78.2. Sources for ICD-9-CM

ICD-9-CM (codes covered: 290–319, V71.09):

“CM”: clinical modification.

10.78.3. Intellectual property rights for ICD-9-CM

“ICD-9 is in the public domain so there are no copyright restrictions over its use.” (http://www.who.int/about/licensing/Internettext_FAQ.pdf, accessed 2014-05-09)

10.79. ICD-10 diagnostic coding

International Classification of Diseases: codes and diagnostic criteria

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10.79.1. History and guide

See http://www.who.int/classifications/icd/en/.

10.79.2. Sources for ICD-10

10.79.3. Intellectual property rights for ICD-10

  • Copyright © 1990, 1994 World Health Organization.

  • Reproduced with permission (personal communication, WHO to Rudolf Cardinal, 2013-05-08 and 2013-08-28); see below.

  • Current permissions cover diagnostic criteria for:

    • schizophrenia (F20)

    • schizotypal disorder (F21)

    • acute/transient psychotic disorders (F23)

    • mania/hypomania (F30)

    • depression (F32)

    • mixed affective episode (F38.00)

    • paranoid personality disorder (PD) (F60.0)

    • schizoid personality disorder (F60.1)

    • dissocial personality disorder (F60.2)

    • emotionally unstable personality disorder, impulsive type (F60.30) (as a subset of F60.31)

    • emotionally unstable personality disorder, borderline type (F60.31)

    • histrionic PD (F60.4)

    • anankastic PD (F60.5)

    • anxious PD (F60.6)

    • dependent PD (F60.7)

  • ICD-10 codes:

    • The ICD-10 Classification of Mental and Behavioural Disorders Copyright © 1992 World Health Organization

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10.80. ICD-10 criteria: depressive episode

See ICD-10 codes.

10.81. ICD-10 criteria: manic/hypomanic episode

See ICD-10 codes.

10.82. ICD-10 criteria: mixed affective episode

See ICD-10 codes.

10.83. ICD-10 criteria: schizophrenia

See ICD-10 codes.

10.84. ICD-10 criteria: schizotypal disorder

See ICD-10 codes.

10.85. ICD-10 criteria: specific personality disorders

See ICD-10 codes.