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4 weeks 1 day ago #295801 by oak1561
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I got the assessors report for my telephone PIP assessment but there are a large amount of abbreviations that I don't understand. I want to ask for mandatory reconsideration but it's hard to understand some of the report due to the amount of abbreviations included.
I checked this list : www.a1benefitsupport.com/commonly-used-abbreviations-by-dwp
But I couldn't find any of the following:
IO
FH
HOC
CMHT
MH
MSE
SOH
OPD
Example sentences:
The evidence in the FH showing reported to be...
MSE unremarkable and SOH showing working...
HOC showing no CMHT or CPN input for MH, IO showing no low mood...
No anxiety or OPD evident
Can anybody help me out? Thanks
I checked this list : www.a1benefitsupport.com/commonly-used-abbreviations-by-dwp
But I couldn't find any of the following:
IO
FH
HOC
CMHT
MH
MSE
SOH
OPD
Example sentences:
The evidence in the FH showing reported to be...
MSE unremarkable and SOH showing working...
HOC showing no CMHT or CPN input for MH, IO showing no low mood...
No anxiety or OPD evident
Can anybody help me out? Thanks
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4 weeks 20 hours ago - 4 weeks 20 hours ago #295823 by Gary
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Hi oak1561
Welcome to the forum.
You might want to have a look at the following FAQ which explains where everything is; www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/guides-for-claimants/faq/forum.
I will try and answer some of the missing abbreviations, any that I don't know, forum members will be able to answer:
IO ~ Informal Observations
FH ~ Functional History
HOC ~ History of Conditions
CMHT ~ not sure on this one CM could mean ` Current Medication but not sure HT could mean History Treatment but I am only guessing
MH ~ Mental Health
MSE ~ either Mental State Examination or MusculoSkeletal Examination or Medical Services Examination depending on context
SOH ~ Social & Occupational History
OPD ~ Overwhelming Psychological Distress
Gary
Welcome to the forum.
You might want to have a look at the following FAQ which explains where everything is; www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/guides-for-claimants/faq/forum.
I will try and answer some of the missing abbreviations, any that I don't know, forum members will be able to answer:
IO ~ Informal Observations
FH ~ Functional History
HOC ~ History of Conditions
CMHT ~ not sure on this one CM could mean ` Current Medication but not sure HT could mean History Treatment but I am only guessing
MH ~ Mental Health
MSE ~ either Mental State Examination or MusculoSkeletal Examination or Medical Services Examination depending on context
SOH ~ Social & Occupational History
OPD ~ Overwhelming Psychological Distress
Gary
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4 weeks 20 hours ago #295828 by AtlasShoulders
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CMHT is "Community Mental Health Team"
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4 weeks 19 hours ago #295830 by Gary
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Thanks AtlasShoulders
I will add it to my abbreviations list.
Gary
I will add it to my abbreviations list.
Gary
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