World Health Organization (WHO) classification

The World Health Organization (WHO) Classification refers to a system used to categorize diseases and health conditions. It helps to standardize how health issues are identified and reported globally. The classification includes various health topics, from infectious diseases to mental health, and offers guidelines for diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. This system facilitates effective communication among healthcare providers, researchers, and policymakers, enabling them to track health trends, allocate resources, and implement health programs effectively. Ultimately, it aims to improve global health outcomes by providing a structured approach to understanding and addressing health challenges.