How are changes to the icd manual made public?

Changes to the ICD (International Classification of Diseases) manual are made public through official announcements from the World Health Organization (WHO), which oversees the ICD updates. These updates are typically published in official documents, bulletins, and on the WHO's website. Additionally, the changes may be communicated through professional health organizations and conferences, ensuring that healthcare providers and researchers are informed about the latest revisions. The updates are often accompanied by training resources to facilitate implementation.