Solution should use international coding standards for data whenever possible Countries can develop their own local coding system, but WHO recommends use of ICD-10 coding system to classify congenital anomalies for international reporting and comparisons

SMART DAK BDS
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Requirements: Solution should use international coding standards for data whenever possible Countries can develop their own local coding system, but WHO recommends use of ICD-10 coding system to classify congenital anomalies for international reporting and comparisons (Experimental)

Official URL: http://smart.who.int/dak-bds/Requirements/BDS.NFXNREQ.77				Version: 1.0.1
Active as of 2025-07-01				Computable Name: Solution should use international coding standards for data whenever possible Countries can develop their own local coding system, but WHO recommends use of ICD-10 coding system to classify congenital anomalies for international reporting and comparisons

Category: System requirements – interoperability Solution should use international coding standards for data whenever possible Countries can develop their own local coding system, but WHO recommends use of ICD-10 coding system to classify congenital anomalies for international reporting and comparisons

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