Sort of. The international classification of diseases has strong professional theoretical knowledge and strict classification and coding rules. ICD should classify and code all diseases, operations and operations, and each subsystem of 22 classification systems has its own classification rules. Therefore, a qualified coder first needs to fully understand and master the coding system.

Secondly, coders should be familiar with clinical medicine and basic medical knowledge. Engaged in disease classification involves a wide range of knowledge, which requires a certain understanding of the etiology, pathogenesis, physiology and pathology, clinical manifestations, laboratory examination and treatment of diseases.

Finally, this post also requires coders to treat coding work with patience, carefulness, preciseness and scientificity. At the same time, they should constantly learn the knowledge of international disease classification and coding principles, constantly improve their professional level and coding accuracy, and abide by professional ethics and codes of conduct.

To become a professional coder, you must first obtain a training certificate for coders.