1. functioning Topic Advisory Group (fTAG)
Work Plan Update
functioning Topic Advisory Group (fTAG)
Co-Chairs: Cille Kennedy and Gerold Stucki
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2. C108
functioning Topic Advisory Group (fTAG) supports WHO in developing formal representations of ICD-ICF relationships in the context of developing the ICD-11
The presence of FPs in the iCAT is designed to promote the recognition of the association between disease and functioning/disabilities by clinical specialists - a reminder of what clinicians already know from their clinical practice

3. Who and what is functioning Topic Advisory Group (fTAG)?
Co-Chairs: Cille Kennedy and Gerold Stucki
fTAG Members: Solvejg Bang, Francesco Gongolo, Haejung Lee, John Melvin, Jane Millar,
Marcelo Riberto and Catherine Sykes Managing Editor: Melissa Selb
to support WHO in linking and improving the alignment between ICD and ICF within the context of the ICD-11 revision
functioning Topic Advisory Group (fTAG) supports WHO in developing formal representations of ICD-ICF relationships in the context of developing the ICD-11
The presence of FPs in the iCAT is designed to promote the recognition of the association between disease and functioning/disabilities by clinical specialists - a reminder of what clinicians already know from their clinical practice

4. Key Achievements since Beijing 2013
FPs for 101 health conditions entered into iCAT
Since March 2014 FPs visible in the ICD-11 beta-browser
Poster C502 “A first step toward ICD-ICF joint use”
functioning Topic Advisory Group (fTAG) supports WHO in developing formal representations of ICD-ICF relationships in the context of developing the ICD-11
The presence of FPs in the iCAT is designed to promote the recognition of the association between disease and functioning/disabilities by clinical specialists - a reminder of what clinicians already know from their clinical practice

5. Key Achievements since Beijing 2013
Possible mirror coding has been examined for:
Deafness
Disorders of vision and visual functioning
Disorders of intellectual development
Developmental learning disorders
Tetraplegia
Two fTAG members independently
Comparison of respective results consensus on whether mirror coding exists
CHALLENGE ever-changing linearization/descriptions in beta-browser
functioning Topic Advisory Group (fTAG) supports WHO in developing formal representations of ICD-ICF relationships in the context of developing the ICD-11
The presence of FPs in the iCAT is designed to promote the recognition of the association between disease and functioning/disabilities by clinical specialists - a reminder of what clinicians already know from their clinical practice

6. Key Achievements since Beijing 2013
Paper to promote ICD-ICF Joint Use
Examples of non-US application of the ICF integrated
functioning Topic Advisory Group (fTAG) supports WHO in developing formal representations of ICD-ICF relationships in the context of developing the ICD-11
The presence of FPs in the iCAT is designed to promote the recognition of the association between disease and functioning/disabilities by clinical specialists - a reminder of what clinicians already know from their clinical practice

7. Task 4: Suggest revision of former Z-codes, now chapter 24
2013 Beijing meeting, Z-codes working group presented possible re-assignment of former Z-codes to either contextual factors, ICHI-related categories or ICD-11 post-coordination
Codes not re-assigned was reviewed by the meeting participants
Based on feedback from Beijing, ICPC-2 and WHO-internal discussions  reorganization of chapter 24 structure and codes
functioning Topic Advisory Group (fTAG) supports WHO in developing formal representations of ICD-ICF relationships in the context of developing the ICD-11
The presence of FPs in the iCAT is designed to promote the recognition of the association between disease and functioning/disabilities by clinical specialists - a reminder of what clinicians already know from their clinical practice

8. Thank you for your attention!
Thank you for your attention!
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