The reliable statistical information is undoubtedly an important point in making any management decisions. The main instrument for recording and analyzing health data is international statistical classification of diseases and related health problems, 10th revision. The article presents results of study of quality of coding information concerning hospital morbidity and mortality of patients of palliative care department of multidisciplinary hospital.
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