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Keyword index

Keyword: medical condition

1.1.C.20 Care receiver (CP)
1.1.H.60 Health Professional Advisory Unit (HPAU)
1.1.I.10 Impairment Tables (DSP)
1.1.M.90 Medical condition (DSP, JSP, CP, CA, partial capacity to work)
1.1.R.90 Recognised disability (CA (child))
1.1.R.95 Recognised medical condition (CA)
1.1.S.130 Severe medical condition (CP (child))
1.1.S.260 Specialist assessment
1.1.T.80 Temporary medical condition (DSP, JSP)
1.1.T.86 Terminal condition (CA, CP)
3.6.1.10 Qualification for DSP - 30 hour rule
3.6.1.12 Qualification for DSP - 15 hour rule
3.6.1.67 Sustainability of work & DSP
3.6.2.100 DSP assessment of impairment ratings
3.6.2.10 Medical & other evidence for DSP
3.6.2.15 Specialist assessments for DSP
3.11.5.10 Temporary incapacity
3.15.4.40 Essential medical equipment (EMEP)
3.15.4.110 Verification of requirement for medical equipment or additional heating or cooling (EMEP)
3.6.4.32 Qualification for CP (child) - child with a severe disability or severe medical condition
3.6.4.100 Assessment of CP claim - medical evidence
3.15.4.10 Qualification for EMEP
3.6.4.33 Qualification for CP (child) - child who has a terminal condition
3.15.4.50 Qualification for medically required heating or cooling (EMEP)
4.3.2.35 Income exempt from assessment - s 8(11) exempt lump sums
6.2.5.50 CP - reviews (adult with a disability)
6.2.5.110 CA - care load reviews - CA (child) only
6.2.5.120 CA (child) - disabilities & medical conditions recognised for review purposes only
6.2.5.130 CA (child) - reviews for recognised disabilities, medical conditions & child turning 16 years of age