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4 June 2010
S3W-33886
Assault by sharp object connected incidents are defined as ICD-10 code X99 in any secondary diagnosis positions. 4.
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24 May 2010
S3W-33591
Assault by sharp object connected incidents are defined as ICD-10 code X99 in any secondary diagnosis positions. 4.
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24 May 2010
S3W-33588
Assault by sharp object connected incidents are defined as ICD-10 code X99 in any secondary diagnosis positions. 4.
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24 May 2010
S3W-33590
Assault by sharp object connected incidents are defined as ICD-10 code X99 in any secondary diagnosis positions. 4.
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24 May 2010
S3W-33589
Assault by sharp object connected incidents are defined as ICD-10 code X99 in any secondary diagnosis positions. 4.
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12 January 2010
S3W-29746
Note: Classification of obesity using 10th edition of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD10, code E66). S3W-29746
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23 September 2009
S3W-27150
Volume 1, Chapter 10 of the Mental Health (Care and Treatment) (Scotland) Act 2003 Code of Practice provides guidance on the provision of medical treatment for mental disorder which are set out in part 16, including the issue of consent.
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18 May 2009
S3W-23658
The main aim of this was to provide a more victim orientated approach that ensured uniformity in crime recording standards throughout Scotland. The list of crime codes used to record crimes is consistent across all police forces in Scotland, and allows Scotland-level statistics to be created.
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21 April 2009
S3W-22376
Note: Information Services Division (ISD) have recently held an in-depth review of its core alcohol related code set. Therefore these figures may not be directly comparable with previously published figures.
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15 January 2009
S3W-19364
The main aim of this was to provide a more victim orientated approach that ensured uniformity in crime recording standards throughout Scotland. The list of crime codes used to record crimes is consistent across all police forces in Scotland, and allows Scotland-level statistics to be created.
