ICD10 is the 10th edition of the World Health Organization (WHO) International Classification of Diseases (ICD). This is an important resource for every healthcare provider as it provides a standardised approach to describing the causes of diseases and injuries, their symptoms and outcomes. It is based on a set of international, standardized guidelines that are used by healthcare providers around the world. Each ICD has a unique set of codes that are used to identify specific diseases and their associated symptoms. Each code has a description of the disease or injury, its symptoms, and the severity of the condition. It also includes a list of relevant tests and investigations, as well as treatment and outcomes.