Terms of Use for the 2018 ICD-10-CA/CCI Evolution Table 2018

The Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) has developed ICD-10-CA as a Canadian modification of the World Health Organization’s Tenth Revision of the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems (ICD-10).

The Canadian Classification of Health Interventions (CCI) was developed by CIHI to accompany ICD-10-CA.

CIHI has developed the ICD-10-CA and CCI Trending (Evolution) Table, 2018 (the 2018 Evolution Table) to trace the heritage of a current code.

CIHI is making the 2018 Evolution Table available solely for non-commercial use related to the Canadian healthcare system. You can only use and reproduce the 2018 Evolution Table for personal or internal use related to the Canadian healthcare system and subject to the restrictions below.

You cannot:

repurpose, distribute, convey, sell, sublicense, or otherwise share the 2018 Evolution Table;
use the 2018 Evolution Table to develop, support or update software that will be used for the collection or submission of data;
distribute, convey, sell, sublicense, or otherwise share any software, products, materials or other works that include or are linked to content from the 2018 Evolution Table;
provide others with access to the 2018 Evolution Table or any software, products, materials or other works that include or are linked to content from the 2018 Evolution Table; or
modify the ICD-10-CA or the CCI codes or classifications, including no changes to the intent, title, content and definition of the codes.

For greater certainty, use of the 2018 Evolution Table for non-commercial research purposes related to the Canadian healthcare system is permitted provided that you comply with the above restrictions and that you do not publish the 2018 Evolution Table except that you may publish the findings of your research and, acting reasonably, you may include reproductions of parts of the 2018 Evolution Table.

You will not alter, cover or remove any acknowledgement, copyright or other proprietary rights notice placed by CIHI or a third party on the 2018 Evolution Table. You obtain no title in or other rights to the 2018 Evolution Table other than those use and reproduction rights expressly granted to you by these Terms of Use. You will not take any action that may jeopardize CIHI’s intellectual property rights in the 2018 Evolution Table. If you become aware of any infringement of CIHI’s intellectual property rights in the 2018 Evolution Table, you will promptly notify CIHI and use commercially reasonable efforts to help CIHI protect those rights.

THE 2018 EVOLUTION TABLE IS PROVIDED “AS IS” AND WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. YOU BEAR ALL RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH USE AND REPRODUCTION OF THE 2018 EVOLUTION TABLE.

You will ensure that any reproductions of all or part of the ICD-10-CA and/or CCI from the 2018 Evolution Table will employ the following notices:

ICD-10-CA:

ICD-10-CA is based upon the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, Tenth Revision (ICD-10)

The Canadian version, ICD-10-CA, was modified by permission for Canadian Government purposes.

The ICD-10-CA is the property of the Canadian Institute for Health Information

CCI:

The CCI is the property of the Canadian Institute for Health Information

Non-compliance with the above Terms of Use may result in consequences that include but are not limited to the following: revocation of the rights granted to you under these Terms of Use and a requirement to securely destroy or return the 2018 Evolution Table and all whole or partial copies.

If you do not or cannot agree to the above Terms of Use, you may not access, view, use or reproduce the 2018 Evolution Table. If you access, view, use or reproduce the 2018 Evolution Table, you are indicating that you have understood and agreed to the above Terms of Use.

If you have received access to the 2018 Evolution Table through a separate licence agreement with CIHI, the terms of that separate licence agreement will prevail in the event, and to the extent, of any conflict or inconsistency between these Terms of Use and that separate licence agreement.