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How To Fill In Pip Review Form?

How To Fill In Pip Review Form
What to do if the impact of your condition has changed since your last PIP assessment – When claiming PIP, you must report specific changes in your health to the DWP. For example, a change could be:

  • If your condition or the relevant symptoms have improved or worsened
  • If you’ve stopped or started taking any medication

If a change in your situation has impacted your life since the last assessment you need to explain the following in your PIP review:

  • What happened to cause the change
  • When it happened
  • How it made things easier or harder for you (detailing what help, if any, you still need)

How do you fill in a PIP form?

PIP form tips and help – In addition to specific PIP form question tips, we have listed a few general tips for filling in the PIP form:

  1. Always use the ‘extra information’ boxes to explain exactly how your illness affects you.
  2. Don’t feel you have to fit your answer into the box provided. You can use the space at the end of the form or extra sheets of paper if you need to.
  3. If you use extra paper, add your name and National Insurance number and staple it to the form securely.
  4. Try to give clear, short explanations and examples that are relevant to the activity.
  5. You do not have to get treatment or support to meet the criteria for PIP. If you don’t get all the support you need, think about how your life could be improved if someone could encourage, help or prompt you with the activity.
  6. Think about how you can do each activity.a. Safely: Can you do the activity without causing danger to yourself or someone else? b. Well enough: For example, you may be able to make a meal, but you will not be able to eat it if it is undercooked.c. More than once: Can you repeat the activity as many times as you need to? d. In a reasonable time: Does it take you longer to do the activity than it would take most people? Think about the help you could use to reliably manage an activity when you are at your worst point on a typical day. Include as much detail as possible.
  7. To qualify for PIP, you need to show that you need help with the activities on more than half the days in a year. Make it clear on the form how often you have problems with the activities.
  8. If your health changes, explain how often this happens and the effect it has on you. It may help to keep a diary.

Can you get PIP for anxiety?

You might be able to get Personal Independence Payment (PIP) if you need extra help because of an illness, disability or mental health condition. You can make a PIP claim whether or not you get help from anyone. You don’t need to have worked or paid National Insurance to qualify for PIP, and it doesn’t matter what your income is, if you have any savings or you’re working.

How long does PIP review decision take?

As of October 2022, it takes the DWP 16 weeks to decide a new PIP claim.

What does 12 points mean on PIP?

You need 8 points to get the standard rate of the daily living component, or 12 points for the enhanced rate. You also need 8 points for the standard rate of the mobility component and 12 points for the enhanced rate.

What questions will they ask on PIP assessment?

Location – Think about where the assessment is to take place, assuming that it is at one of their centres, and how you will get there. Walking ability will be part of many people’s claims and it is absolutely no use explaining that you had no choice but to walk the 200 metres or whatever from the bus station or the car park.

  1. Telling them how long it took you will not help either, and even saying how many times you had to stop is little better.
  2. It is better if you can be dropped off as near as possible to the assessment centre by the taxi, or by your friend before they go off to park.
  3. Should you record the assessment, whether it takes place at your home or an assessment centre? I would say yes, if you can.

You will need to let them know as early in the process as possible if you decide to do this; do not just turn up with your recording equipment or wait until you have a date for the assessment. The assessor is not being difficult when they say that you have to be able to leave a copy of the recording with them, at the end of the assessment, it is in the PIP regulations.

Consider taking two cassette recorders with you as these will do the job. Please do not ask the assessor what their qualifications are or whether they are qualified to assess the impact of your particular medical problem. Many people have reported that this seems to annoy the assessor and it is likely to get you off to a bad start.

Remember that they are not there to treat or diagnose you, they are supposed to be trained disability analysts and are there to assess the impact of your medical conditions on the activities included in the PIP test. I dread to think how many DLA, PIP, incapacity benefit, attendance allowance, ESA and UC forms I have helped with over my 21 years.

  • Clients keep coming to me with medical conditions that I have never heard of; earlier this week it was Sporadic Hemiplegic Migraine Syndrome and when this lady’s PIP form arrives, she and I will complete it over the phone.
  • She is the expert on her condition and how it affects her, and I bring 21 years’ experience of knowing what to ask, what is and is not relevant, what the law says about the meaning of words and phrases, and what case law says that the test activities are there to look at.

This is not all that different to the role of the assessor, and in theory, their training ought to allow them to properly assess anyone. Let us look at the what you will be asked about when the assessment begins. After looking at your ID to make sure that you are who you say you are, they will ask about each of your medical conditions.

They will want to know how long you have had it, who diagnosed it, who manages it now, what the symptoms are and what variation there is in how it affects you. This question of variability is important; regulation 7 of the PIP regulations tells us that for PIP, the issue is how you are affected on at least of 50% of days.

Think about that, it means that someone who has two unbearable days in an average week, but who is vey much better on the other five days, has to be assessed on how they are and what they can do on their better days because they are in the majority. It is fine for you to explain to the assessor what you can do on your better days, but it is important that they are clear about how things are for you on the majority of days.

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It is not unusual for a person’s ability to do things to vary within days, as well as between days. We could be talking about joint stiffness in the mornings, the after effects of frequent seizures or the wait before medication takes effect. The good news is that the PIP Assessment Guide tells assessors that if a point-scoring descriptor applies at any point in 24 hours, then it applies on that day, unless it is momentary.

The bad news is that I have never seen either an assessor or a Decision Maker apply that, even though there is Upper Tribunal case law that adopted that guidance, so that it is the law. I would still recommend that you explain this variation within days to the assessor, in the hope that they will at least note it, and it will be there to support what you later include in a tribunal appeal.

Can you fail a PIP assessment?

Missed the assessment – If you don’t go to the medical assessment, the DWP may refuse your claim unless you have a good reason for not going. If you miss your medical assessment, the DWP will contact you to ask you to give a reason. Tell them why you could not attend.

  1. If you have any documents to show why you could not attend, give the DWP a copy.
  2. If the DWP thinks you have a good reason, they will rearrange your medical assessment.
  3. If you miss your medical assessment and you don’t give a reason, or the DWP decides that you don’t have a good reason, they will refuse your claim.

If the DWP refuses your claim, you can challenge their decision or start again with a new claim (or you can do both). If you make a new claim, you will need to fill in another form. However, you can use your previous form as a guide for what to put. You can read more about challenging a PIP decision in our Challenging a Personal Independence Payment (PIP) decision guide,

Can you be denied PIP?

If you’ve missed the 1 month deadline – It’s still worth asking for a mandatory reconsideration, as long as it’s within 13 months of the decision. You’ll need to explain your reasons for being late – for example if being ill or dealing with difficult personal circumstances meant you couldn’t apply in time.

How likely is it to get accepted for PIP?

Success rates for PIP claims by condition The DWP record every successful PIP claim under one of over 500 different health conditions, depending on which one they think is your main source of points. The table below shows what percentage of claims for each condition are successful For comparison, the overall average success rate for PIP claims is 52%.

Cardiovascular disease – Other / type not known 49.60%
Abdomen – Injuries/Fracture/Dislocation Of 55.00%
Achondroplasia 86.10%
Acne Vulgaris 19.70%
Addison’s Disease 48.70%
Adhd / Add 49.70%
Adhesive Capsulitis (Frozen Shoulder) 39.50%
Adrenal Diseases – Other / Type Not Known 43.80%
Agoraphobia 65.20%
Alcohol Misuse 61.60%
Allergy No Risk Of Anaphylaxis 20.30%
Allergy Risk Of Anaphylaxis Unknown Or Not Fully Assessed 27.50%
Allergy With A Risk Of Anaphylaxis 26.50%
Amblyopia 59.20%
Amino Acid Metabolism – Disorders Of 37.10%
Amputation – Lower Limb(S) 88.50%
Amputation – Upper Limb(S) 76.70%
Amputations – Upper & Lower Limb/S 91.30%
Amyloidosis 82.10%
Anaemia – Aplastic 59.40%
Anaemia – B12 (Pernicious)/Folate Deficiency 35.10%
Anaemia – Iron Deficiency 33.50%
Anaemia – Sickle Cell 48.60%
Anaemias – Other / Type Not Known 42.00%
Aneurysm – Aortic 60.40%
Aneurysm – Cerebral 64.30%
Aneurysms – Other / Type Not Known 55.10%
Angina 55.60%
Angioedema 39.80%
Angiosarcoma 90.80%
Ankle And Foot Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 45.10%
Ankylosing Spondylitis 70.20%
Anorectal Abscess 37.30%
Anorexia Nervosa 71.20%
Anterior Uveitis (Iritis) 60.50%
Antiphospholipid Syndrome 61.70%
Anxiety Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 38.60%
Aortic Valve Disease 47.80%
Arterial Disease Excluding Coronary – Other / Type Not Known 57.90%
Arthritis – Psoriatic 69.30%
Arthritis – Reactive 68.60%
Asbestosis 74.60%
Ascites 76.90%
Asperger Syndrome 51.10%
Asthma 48.90%
Astigmatism 51.50%
Ataxia – Friedrich’s 92.50%
Ataxias – Other / Type Not Known 81.50%
Atherosclerosis (Pvd / Claudication) 64.40%
Atrial Fibrillation/Flutter 49.20%
Atrioseptal Defect (ASD) 56.90%
Attention To Artificial Opening Colostomy/Ileostomy/ Stoma – No Underlying Diagnosis 38.40%
Autism 72.30%
Autoimmune (Idiopathic) Thrombocytopaenic Purpura (ITP) 42.90%
Autoimmune Disease – Other / Type Not Known 60.70%
Autoimmune Hepatitis 45.50%
Back Pain – Non Specific (Mechanical) 56.20%
Back Pain – Specific – Other / Type Not Known 68.80%
Bacterial Diseases – Other / Type Not Known 55.20%
Bedwetting (Enuresis) 33.30%
Behcet’s Disease 58.00%
Bipolar Affective Disorder (Hypomania / Mania) 61.30%
Bladder – Cancer Of 76.50%
Bladder Urethra Testes And Penis – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 28.00%
Blepharospasm 62.20%
Blood Disorders – Type Not Known 51.00%
Blood Vessels/Lymphatics – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 57.30%
Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) 51.80%
Bone – Other Cancers Of / Type Not Known 85.90%
Bowel (Colon Recturm Anus) – Cancer Of 87.20%
Brachial Plexus 76.10%
Bradycardia 36.90%
Brain And Spinal Cord – Cancer Of 91.30%
Breast – Cancer Of 80.20%
Bronchiectasis 65.10%
Bronchus – Cancer Of 96.60%
Buerger’s Disease 70.30%
Bulimia Nervosa 57.00%
Bullous Disease – Other / Type Not Known 40.10%
Burns 61.30%
Bursitis 50.20%
Cancers – Other / Type Not Known 78.40%
Carbohydrate Metabolism – Disorders Of 58.80%
Cardiac Arrhythmia – Pacemaker/Implantable Defibrillator Fitted 52.10%
Cardiac Arrhythmias – Other / Type Not Known 44.10%
Cardiac Failure 66.10%
Cardiomyopathy 56.30%
Cardiovascular Disease – Other / Type Not Known 49.70%
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 45.90%
Cataplexy 50.30%
Cataract 58.00%
Cellulitis 65.70%
Cerebral Palsy – Ataxic 87.30%
Cerebral Palsy – Athetoid 98.50%
Cerebral Palsy – Diplegic 88.70%
Cerebral Palsy – Hemiplegic 88.40%
Cerebral Palsy – Other / Type Not Known 86.70%
Cerebral Palsy – Quadriplegic 99.50%
Cerebrovascular Accident (Stroke) 78.30%
Cerebrovascular Disease – Other / Type Not Known 67.70%
Cervical Disc Lesion 64.60%
Cervical Spondylosis 65.90%
Cervix – Cancer Of 84.30%
Charcot Marie Tooth Disease 75.20%
Chondromalacia Patellae 54.30%
Chondrosarcoma 85.60%
Chorioretinal Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 65.50%
Chromosomal Syndrome – Other Type / Not Known 77.40%
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) 54.80%
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Chronic Bronchitis/Emphysema 66.30%
Chronic Secretory Otitis Media 28.00%
Chronic Suppurative Otitis Media 35.20%
Cirrhosis – Alcohol Induced 64.80%
Cirrhosis – Autoimmune 54.50%
Cirrhosis – Other / Type Not Known 60.70%
Cleft Lip 52.60%
Cleft Lip With Cleft Palate 34.20%
Clotting Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 49.40%
Club Foot (Talipes) 51.90%
Coarctation Of The Aorta 48.10%
Coeliac Disease 27.70%
Cognitive Disorder Due To Stroke 88.60%
Cognitive Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 80.10%
Collagen And Elastic Tissue – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 48.00%
Colon – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 40.10%
Compartment Syndrome (Volkmann’s Ischaemia) 66.70%
Complications Of Prematurity 73.20%
Conduct Disorder (Including Oppositional Defiant Disorder) 58.30%
Conductive Hearing Loss – Other Causes Of / Type Not Known 31.50%
Conductive Hearing Loss Due To Trauma 31.70%
Conjunctiva Cornea Eyelids And Lacrimal Apparatus – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known) 54.80%
Constipation 28.40%
Conversion Disorder (Hysteria) 79.10%
Corneal Ulceration 51.50%
Coronavirus COVID-19 47.00%
Cortical Blindness 92.30%
Creutzfeldt – Jacob Disease (CJD) 100.00%
Crohns Disease 30.70%
Crystal Deposition Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 48.40%
Cushing’s Syndrome 60.00%
Cystic Fibrosis 61.30%
Deafness – Congenital 76.20%
Deep Vein Thrombosis 51.30%
Degenerative Neuronal Diseases – Other / Type Not Known 89.10%
Dementia 94.10%
Depressive Disorder 50.70%
Dermatitis Herpetiformis 33.70%
Dermatomyositis 73.80%
Diabetes Insipidus 45.70%
Diabetes Mellitus (Category Unknown) 45.60%
Diabetes Mellitus Type 1 (Insulin Dependent) 28.20%
Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 (Non Insulin Dependent) 45.80%
Diabetic Neuropathy 73.40%
Diabetic Retinopathy 77.80%
Diplopia (Double Vision) 45.70%
Disease Affecting Hearing & Balance – Other/ Type Not Known 44.60%
Dislocation Of The Hip – Congenital 77.90%
Dissociative Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 69.90%
Disturbances Of Consciousness – Non-Epileptic – Other / Type Not Known 55.70%
Diverticular Disease / Diverticulitis 33.70%
Dizziness – Cause Not Specified 39.60%
Down’s Syndrome 99.60%
Drop Attacks 62.40%
Drug Misuse 56.90%
Dupuytrens Contracture 54.00%
Dyslexia 22.30%
Dyspraxia 45.50%
Dystrophia Myotonica 76.90%
Eating Disorders Not Otherwise Specified (EDNOS) 60.90%
Eczema – Varicose 28.40%
Eczema (Dermatitis) 20.40%
Ehlers Danlos Syndrome 69.20%
Elbow Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 42.60%
Empyema 62.80%
Endocrine Diseases – Other / Type Not Known 45.30%
Endometriosis 34.50%
Endometrium (Uterus / Womb) – Cancer Of 86.20%
Entropion 50.00%
Epidemolysis Bullosa 57.80%
Epiphyseal Dysplasia – Multiple 78.50%
Essential Tremor – Benign 66.00%
Ewing’s Sarcoma 88.00%
Extrinsic Allergic Alveolitis 84.20%
Eye Movement – Other Disorders Of / Type Not Known 48.70%
Eyes – Injuries To 36.40%
Facioscapulohumeral Dystrophy 82.90%
Factitious Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 52.00%
Faecal Soiling (Encopresis) 23.80%
Failure To Thrive 75.00%
Fallots Tetralogy 44.30%
Fibroids 26.30%
Fibromyalgia 62.70%
Fibrosarcoma 78.00%
Fibrosing Alveolitis 79.50%
Fistula In Anus 32.10%
Food Intolerance 21.00%
Fore Foot Pain (Metatarsalgia) 44.30%
Fracture Complications – Other / Type Not Known 66.60%
Fragile X Syndrome 91.90%
Gallbladder And Biliary Tract – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 45.10%
Gallstones 34.30%
Gastrointestinal Tract – Other Cancers Of / Type Not Known 90.70%
Gastrointestinal Tract – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 40.40%
Generalised Anxiety Disorder 42.70%
Generalised Musculoskeletal Disease – Other / Type Not Known 62.30%
Generalised Seizures (With Status Epilepticus In Last 12 Months) 58.70%
Generalised Seizures (Without Status Epilepticus In Last 12 Months) 50.10%
Genetic Disorders Dysplasias And Malformations – Other / Type Not Known 71.90%
Genitourinary Disease – Other / Type Not Known 36.20%
Genitourinary Tract – Other Cancers Of / Type Not Known 84.60%
Giant Cell Tumour – Malignant 78.00%
Glaucoma 63.10%
Glomerulonephritis 55.40%
Glucose 6 Phosphate Dehydrogenase (G6PD) Deficiency 52.90%
Goitre 26.50%
Golfers Elbow (Medial Epicondylitis) 38.30%
Gout 45.40%
Granulomatous Lung Disease And Pulmonary Infiltration – Other / Type Not Known 68.80%
Growth Hormone Deficiency 54.10%
Guillain Barre Syndrome 80.50%
Haematological System – Other Cancers Of / Type Not Known 81.90%
Haemochromatosis 51.20%
Haemolytic Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 54.10%
Haemophilia A 57.80%
Haemophilia B (Christmas Disease) 64.30%
Haemorrhoids 21.10%
Hallux Valgus /Rigidus 39.70%
Head Injury – Cognitive And Sensorimotor Impairment 78.70%
Head Injury – Cognitive Impairment 74.10%
Head Injury – Sensorimotor Impairment 70.60%
Headache – Other Causes Of / Cause Not Known 30.20%
Hearing Loss – Mixed 41.30%
Heart And Lung Transplantation 76.90%
Heart Block 52.10%
Heart Disease – Congenital – Other / Type Not Known 53.40%
Heart Transplantation 66.50%
Hemianopia 62.20%
Hepatic Encephalopathy 76.80%
Hepatitis – Chronic – Other / Type Not Known 51.40%
Hepatitis B And D Infection 33.80%
Hepatitis C Infection 53.20%
Hereditary Multiple Exostosis (Diaphyseal Aclasis) 68.50%
Hereditary Spherocytosis 43.10%
Hernia 44.80%
Herpes Zoster – Ophthalmic 44.80%
Hiatus Hernia / Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease / Reflux Oesophagitis 33.70%
Hip Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 67.40%
Hirschprung Disease 31.60%
HIV/Aids 48.60%
Hodgkins Lymphoma 78.40%
Huntington’s Disease 85.00%
Hydrocephalus 65.40%
Hydronephrosis 39.40%
Hyperlipidaemia 55.40%
Hypermetropia (Long-Sighted) 48.10%
Hypermobility Syndrome 53.40%
Hyperparathyroidism 36.90%
Hypersensitivity Diseases – Other / Type Not Known 36.80%
Hypertension 47.10%
Hypertensive Retinopathy 54.70%
Hyperthyroidism (Thyrotoxicosis) Including Graves Disease 32.40%
Hypoparathyroidism 36.80%
Hypothalamic And Pituitary Diseases – Other / Type Not Known 43.40%
Hypothyroidism (Myxoedema) 34.70%
Immune System – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 51.70%
Inborn Errors Of Metabolism – Other / Type Not Known 53.40%
Incontinence – Stress 15.70%
Incontinence – Urge 13.70%
Incontinence (Not Enuresis/Bed Wetting) – Other / Type Not Known 20.60%
Infections – Other 72.30%
Infections – Other / Type Not Known 46.30%
Infectious Diseases – Other / Type Not Known 59.60%
Inflammatory Arthritis – Other / Type Not Known 67.10%
Interstitial Nephritis 56.40%
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) 26.10%
Ischaemic Heart Disease – Other / Type Not Known 56.90%
Juvenile Chronic Arthritis (Still’s Disease) 69.20%
Keratitis 46.50%
Keratoconus 50.50%
Kidney – Cancer Of 88.80%
Kidney Disease – Other / Type Not Known 53.60%
Knee Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 52.50%
Kyphosis 68.50%
Labyrinthitis 34.90%
Larynx – Cancer Of 83.70%
Learning Disability – Other / Type Not Known 89.40%
Leg Ulcers (Arterial) 68.10%
Leg Ulcers (Venous) 65.80%
Leukaemia – Lymphoblastic – Acute 85.50%
Leukaemia – Lymphocytic – Chronic 67.20%
Leukaemia – Myelogenous (Myeloid) Acute 89.20%
Leukaemia – Myeloid – Chronic 71.40%
Leukaemias – Other / Type Not Known 73.40%
Ligamentous Instability Of Knee 53.00%
Liver – Cancer Of 93.30%
Liver Failure – Features Of – Other / Features Not Known 68.40%
Liver Transplantation 57.90%
Lower Limb – Injuries/Fracture/Dislocation Of 55.60%
Lower Respiratory Tract – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 59.40%
Lumbar Disc Lesion 74.90%
Lumbar Spondylosis (OA Spine) 75.70%
Lung Cancers – Other 96.00%
Lung Transplantation 82.00%
Lymphoedema 71.60%
Macular Degeneration 78.60%
Malaria 61.50%
Malformations Of The Heart – Congenital – Other / Type Not Known 50.00%
Marfan’s Syndrome 62.40%
Mastoiditis 25.90%
Melanoma 86.60%
Menieres Disease 41.90%
Meniscal Lesions 50.20%
Mesothelioma 98.90%
Metabolic Diseases – Other / Type Not Known 53.10%
Metabolic Red Cell Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 61.30%
Migraine 26.70%
Mitral Valve 49.90%
Mood Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 51.60%
Motor Neurone Disease 97.50%
Mouth/Tongue – Cancer Of 84.30%
Movement Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 74.00%
Multiple – Injuries/Fracture/Dislocation 69.20%
Multiple Sclerosis 78.90%
Munchausen Syndrome 57.10%
Muscle – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 74.40%
Muscular Dystrophy – Becker Type 82.60%
Muscular Dystrophy – Duchenne 97.00%
Muscular Dystrophy – Limb Girdle 88.40%
Muscular Dystrophy – Other / Type Not Known 84.10%
Musculoskeletal Disease – Regional / Localised – Other / Type Not Known 56.00%
Myasthenia Gravis 66.50%
Myeloma 88.20%
Myocardial Infarction 48.70%
Myopia (Short-Sighted) 57.70%
Narcolepsy 47.40%
Neck Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 52.00%
Nephrotic Syndrome 52.30%
Neuroblastoma 76.80%
Neurofibromatosis 61.10%
Neurological Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 66.20%
Neuropathies – Other / Type Not Known Including Peripheral 63.30%
Non Epileptic Attack Disorder (Pseudoseizures) 59.20%
Non Hodgkins Lymphoma 80.40%
Nystagmus 65.80%
Obesity 78.10%
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) 54.30%
Oesophageal Varices 48.10%
Oesophagus – Cancer Of 93.60%
Oesophagus Stomach And Duodenum – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 41.90%
Old Age 83.60%
Optic Atrophy 84.40%
Optic Neuritis 66.40%
Oral Allergy Syndrome 11.60%
Orbital Cellulitis 23.80%
Osgood Schlatters Disease 41.50%
Osteoarthritis Of Hip 73.80%
Osteoarthritis Of Knee 64.20%
Osteoarthritis Of Other Single Joint 56.50%
Osteochondritis 69.00%
Osteochondritis Dissecans 61.70%
Osteogenesis Imperfecta 74.10%
Osteomalacia 72.30%
Osteonecrosis 74.70%
Osteoporosis 67.60%
Osteosarcoma 85.30%
Other Metabolic And Endocrine Disorders Of Musculoskeletal System 61.80%
Otitis Externa – Chronic 30.80%
Otosclerosis 34.40%
Ovarian Cyst (Benign) 39.70%
Ovary – Cancer Of 91.10%
Ovary Uterus Cervix Vagina And Vulva – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 37.60%
Paget’s Disease 75.30%
Pain Syndromes – Chronic – Other / Type Not Known 64.80%
Pancreas – Cancer Of 96.70%
Pancreas – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 51.00%
Pancreatitis – Chronic 53.40%
Panic Disorder 46.10%
Papulosquamous And Inflammatory Rashes – Other / Type Not Known 31.90%
Paraplegia (Traumatic) 97.80%
Parathyroid Diseases – Other / Type Not Known 39.20%
Parkinson’s Disease 83.10%
Parkinson’s Syndrome / Parkinsonism 86.40%
Partial Seizures (With Status Epilepticus In Last 12 Months) 47.60%
Partial Seizures (Without Status Epilepticus In Last 12 Months) 40.20%
Patellar Dislocation – Recurrent 58.70%
Patent Ductus Arteriosus (PDA) 46.80%
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID) 41.40%
Pelvis – Injuries/Fracture/Dislocation Of 67.90%
Pemphigoid 36.60%
Pemphigus Vulgaris 39.10%
Peptic Ulcer (Gastric And Duodenal)/Gastritis 38.80%
Pericarditis 40.80%
Peripheral Nerve Injury – Other / Type Not Known 60.00%
Peripheral Venous Disease – Other / Type Not Known 59.10%
Peritonitis 71.70%
Personality Disorder 61.80%
Perthes Disease 67.20%
Phobia – Social 44.70%
Phobia – Specific 45.60%
Platelet Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 43.60%
Pleura – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 58.10%
Pleural Effusion 60.90%
Pneumoconiosis – Coalworkers 91.70%
Pneumoconiosis – Other / Type Not Known 71.30%
Pneumonia 60.30%
Pneumothorax 38.20%
Poliomyelitis And Post Polio Syndrome 86.20%
Polyarteritis Nodosa 73.70%
Polycythaemia 52.20%
Polymyalgia Rheumatica 67.20%
Polymyositis 80.90%
Porphyria 60.60%
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) 58.20%
Posterior (Choroiditis) 73.50%
Posterior Vitreous Detachment 41.50%
Presbyacusis 33.30%
Pressure Sores 79.00%
Primary Biliary Cirrhosis (PBC) 52.80%
Primary Cancer – Site Not Known 95.10%
Primary Generalised Osteoarthritis 74.00%
Prostate – Cancer Of 75.80%
Prostatic Disease 30.10%
Protozoal Diseases – Other / Type Not Known 70.00%
Pseudogout 69.60%
Psoriasis 35.90%
Psychiatric Disorders Of Childhood – Other / Type Not Known 66.70%
Psychotic Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 68.10%
Ptosis 34.30%
Pulmonary Embolus 52.90%
Pulmonary Fibrosis – Other / Type Not Known 81.80%
Pulmonary Valve Disease 64.30%
Quadrantanopia 64.00%
Raynaud’s Disease/Phenomenon 41.60%
Rectal Prolapse 35.30%
Rectum/Anus – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 33.00%
Refractive Errors – Other / Type Not Known 59.30%
Renal Calculi 43.00%
Renal Failure – Acute 68.70%
Renal Failure – Chronic 71.10%
Renal Transplantation 51.70%
Respiratory Tract – Other Cancers Of / Type Not Known 84.80%
Retina And Optic Nerve – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 76.80%
Retinal Artery Occlusion 53.50%
Retinal Detachment 63.20%
Retinal Vein Occlusion 53.20%
Retinitis Pigmentosa 87.20%
Retinopathy – Other / Type Not Known 78.10%
Retts Disorder 90.60%
Rheumatoid Arthritis 74.70%
Rickets 73.30%
Rosacea 25.60%
Rotator Cuff Disorder 42.10%
Sarcoidosis 59.10%
Sarcomas – Other / Type Not Known 87.20%
Schizoaffective Disorder 71.50%
Schizophrenia 69.70%
Schuermann’s Disease 65.90%
Scleritis 32.70%
Scoliosis 61.30%
Scotoma 53.80%
Seizures – Unclassified 54.10%
Sensorineural Hearing Loss – Other Causes Of / Type Not Known 43.90%
Sensorineural Hearing Loss Due To Trauma 48.20%
Shoulder Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 38.50%
Shoulder Instability 43.50%
Silicosis 52.40%
Sjogren’s Syndrome 56.10%
Skin Cancers – Other / Type Not Known 76.10%
Skin Disease – Other / Type Not Known 38.80%
Sleep Apnoea – Obstructive 28.80%
Slipped Upper Femoral Epiphysis 68.40%
Small Bowel – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 35.00%
Somatoform Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 65.70%
Specific Learning Disorder – Other / Type Not Known 67.50%
Speech Or Language Disorder 58.40%
Spina Bifida 85.40%
Spinal Cord Compression – Other Causes Of / Cause Not Known 84.60%
Spinal Stenosis 79.90%
Spine – Injuries/Fracture/Dislocation Of 75.10%
Spondylolisthesis 75.70%
Steatohepatitis – Non-Alcoholic (NASH) 50.90%
Stokes Adams Attacks (Cardiovascular Syncope) 71.90%
Stomach – Cancer Of 91.30%
Strabismus (Squint) 35.50%
Stress Reaction Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 35.70%
Sudek’s Atrophy 85.90%
Syncope – Other / Type Not Known 51.30%
Syringomyelia / Syringobulbia 80.50%
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) 62.80%
Systemic Sclerosis (Scleroderma) 71.80%
Tachycardia 40.80%
Temporal (Giant Cell) Arteritis (Headache) 57.80%
Tendon Lesions 40.90%
Tennis Elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis) 33.10%
Tenosynovitis 46.70%
Testicle – Cancer Of 65.00%
Tetraplegia (Traumatic) 99.10%
Thalassaemia 46.20%
Thorax – Injury/Fracture/Dislocation Of 47.80%
Thyroid Diseases – Other / Type Not Known 35.60%
Torticollis 56.20%
Tourette’s Syndrome 48.60%
Tracheo-Oesophageal Fistula/Atresia 53.40%
Transient Ischaemic Attacks (Tias) 51.00%
Transplant Rejection – Renal 74.30%
Tricuspid Valve Disease 43.40%
Tuberculosis 57.30%
Tumours – Benign – Other / Type Not Known 58.90%
Tumours Of Bone – Benign 64.90%
Tumours Of The Gastrointestinal Tract – Benign 52.40%
Tunnel Vision 63.60%
Ulcerative Colitis 23.20%
Upper Limb – Injury/Fracture/Dislocation Of 45.40%
Upper Respiratory Tract – Other Diseases Of / Type Not Known 54.90%
Urinary Overflow 21.10%
Urinary Tract Infection 32.10%
Urticaria 24.10%
Uterine Prolapse 31.40%
Vasculitis – Other / Type Not Known 65.50%
Venous Insufficiency – Chronic 61.90%
Ventriculoseptal Defect (VSD) 53.40%
Viral Diseases Excluding Hepatitis And Poliomyelitis -Other / Type Not Known 61.00%
Vision – Other Diseases Affecting / Type Not Known 70.50%
Visual Field Defects – Other / Type Not Known 70.70%
Vitreous Disease – Other / Type Not Known 71.50%
Vitreous Haemorrhage 65.40%
Von Willebrand’s Disease 43.00%
Whiplash Injury 42.90%
Wilms Tumour 55.20%
Wilson’s Disease 68.30%
Wrist And Hand Disorders – Other / Type Not Known 42.10%
Writer’s Cramp 29.40%
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