io.github.stayce/icd-mcp

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v1.0.0io.github.stayceUnknownUpdated 8mo agoGitHub

WHO ICD-10/ICD-11 diagnosis codes. Lookup, search, chapters via official WHO API.

Give any AI assistant instant access to the WHO ICD-10 and ICD-11 classification systems — the global standard behind every diagnosis code, hospital bill, and mortality statistic on earth. 12 actions. Both ICD versions. One tool call. Paste free-text clinical descriptions and get the right code back. No more manual lookups. Get definitions, coding notes, inclusions, exclusions — everything a…

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Authorio.github.stayce
LicenseUnknown
Version1.0.0
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Give any AI assistant instant access to the WHO ICD-10 and ICD-11 classification systems — the global standard behind every diagnosis code, hospital bill, and mortality statistic on earth. 12 actions. Both ICD versions. One tool call. Paste free-text clinical descriptions and get the right code back. No more manual lookups. Get definitions, coding notes, inclusions, exclusions — everything a coder needs. Don't know the code? Describe it and get ranked results. Navigate interactively — see any…

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