QB95.3ICD-11 MMS 2026-01
Contact with health services for care involving use of drug rehabilitation
Description
Drug rehabilitation is defined as the process that begins when drug users come into contact with a health provider or service, and continues through a succession of specific interventions until the highest attainable level of health and well-being is reached.
Index terms
- Contact with health services for care involving use of drug rehabilitation
- admission for drug rehabilitation
- drug abuse detoxification therapy
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- drug abuse rehabilitation
- drug abuse rehabilitation measures
- drug rehabilitation
- rehabilitation measures for drug use
Excludes
QB95.8– Contact with health services for care involving use of tobacco rehabilitation
Exclusions from above levels
- http://id.who.int/icd/entity/1003660192 – Contact with health services for counselling
Sibling codes
QB95.0– Contact with health services for care involving use of cardiac rehabilitationQB95.1– Contact with health services for care involving use of physical rehabilitationQB95.2– Contact with health services for care involving use of alcohol rehabilitationQB95.4– Contact with health services for care involving use of psychotherapyQB95.5– Contact with health services for care involving use of speech therapyQB95.6– Contact with health services for care involving use of orthoptic trainingQB95.7– Contact with health services for care involving use of occupational therapy or vocational rehabilitationQB95.8– Contact with health services for care involving use of tobacco rehabilitationQB95.Y– Care involving use of other specified rehabilitation proceduresQB95.Z– Care involving use of rehabilitation procedures, unspecified
Foundation entity
Contact with health services for care involving use of drug rehabilitation – http://id.who.int/icd/entity/1387107546
Part of: QB95: Care involving use of rehabilitation procedures › 24: Factors influencing health status or contact with health services