29 The proposed aetiology-based classification for gastritis in the foundation component of ICD11 β version was further refined by this consensus meeting (box 3).
In the ICD11 β foundation component of the gastritis section, classification of gastritis was principally based on aetiological factors with consideration of their specific pathophysiological principles (box 2).
Box 2 Classification of gastritis (2A) and duodenitis (2B) in the foundation component of International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems (ICD11 β) (as accessed at 20 January 2015) http://apps.who.int/classifications/icd11/browse/f/en#/ Please note that this classification is continuously updated and hence is subject to change.
19 20 As described above, classification of gastritis in the foundation component of ICD11 β version is principally based on causative factors, in order to cover the three most important and best defined categories of gastritis namely, (a) H. pylori-induced, (b) drug-induced and (c) autoimmune gastritis.
ICD11 β foundation component consists of the core of the ICD-11 classification from which mortality and morbidity classifications will derive.
Methods: Description of two evolution strategies towards an open, component-based architecture: the vertical decomposition of a monolithic system, and the transversal integration of foundation components such as terminology servers, documentation management, prescription, scheduling, workflow and notification engines.
This chapter provides the design of sub-rail foundation and components of high-speed turnouts following the general layout design (e.g., plane line type, structural selection, traction, and conversion) and design of key technologies (e.g., wheel rail relation, track stiffness, and continuously welded rail).
We examine the effects of the number of piles, the pile installation method and the interaction between different components of foundation.
At present, there are indicators of further innovation ('to provide quality care as close to the family as possible') in view of the strong foundation for realising key components of chronic care services (notably community and family involvement in patient 'self-management') and overt commitment of the government (including shifting responsibilities for PHC operations from the MoH to MCDMCH).
A spherical dome or circular plate roof, cylindrical container, top and bottom ring beams together with a circular plate foundation are considered as possible components of a water tank in the flexibility formulation.
