Concept on health and illness
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This document discusses the concept of health and illness and the ICD classification system. The ICD classification system is used internationally to classify diseases and health problems and appears to be relevant to nursing studies. In a few brief sentences, the document mentions health, illness, the ICD classification, nursing, and RAKCON but does not provide additional context or details.
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