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If you have a health condition or disability, you’ll have an assessment to work out how much Universal Credit you can get and what you need to do in return.
Universal Credit is a monthly payment to help with your living costs. You…
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After you’ve reported your health condition or disability, you may need to…
You may still get Universal Credit if you work. You must report any change…
If you get, or are entitled to, the severe disability premium you may be…
Find out if you need to apply for the fit and proper test and how to do this so that HMRC can register your business.
Guidance on managing and using bed rails safely.
Guidance for doctors, nurses, occupational therapists, pharmacists, physiotherapists, employers, and patients using fit notes (statements of fitness for work).
Employers guide to assessing fitness to work, including asking for medical evidence, fit notes, and dealing with long term or frequent absences.
What animal by-products (ABPs) are, how to set up a site that uses them safely, the paperwork you need, and how to dispose of them.
Advice for medical professionals to follow when assessing drivers with neurological disorders.
What happens if your child cannot go to school for health reasons - responsibilities of the local council and school and how medical needs are handled at school
Studies in industrialised and resource-poor countries point to a higher risk of death in TB survivors
This study was carried out with 1,857 poor children from 17 schools, living in low-income areas of Dar Es Salaam
How realistic is the policy emphasis on schools 'substituting for families' of HIV/AIDS affected children?
Fit notes (formerly sick notes), holiday during sick leave, returning to work, long-term sick, dismissals
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