Medical dependence: work-related injuries that result in disability cannot be separated from treatment after the technical appraisal of the disability grade.
Medical dependence:
a) special medical dependence: the work injury must be treated with special medication, special medical equipment or devices for life;
b) general medical dependence: the work injury must be treated with medication for a long time or for life.
Ability of living independence: a person with work-related disability is unable to take care of himself/herself due to work-related injury and has to rely on others to take care of him/her.
The scope of ability of living independence mainly includes the following five items:
a) Eating: completely unable to eat on their own, relying on the help of others;
b) Turning over: unable to turn over on their own;
c) Urinating and defecating: unable to move on their own, relying on the help of others to defecate and defecate;
d) Getting dressed and washing up: unable to get dressed and wash up by themselves, relying on the help of others;
d) Getting dressed and washing up: completely relying on the help of others;
d) Getting dressed and washing up: relying on the help of others. He is totally dependent on others for help;
e) Autonomous movement: he cannot walk around on his own.
There are three levels of impairment of self-care:
a) complete impairment of self-care: the person is unable to take care of himself/herself completely, and needs nursing care for all the five items mentioned above;
b) most impairment of self-care: the person is unable to take care of himself/herself for most of his/her life, and needs nursing care for three or four out of the above items;
c) partial impairment of self-care: the person is unable to take care of himself/herself for some part of his/her life, and needs nursing care for one or two out of the five items mentioned above. or two of the five items above require nursing care.
Comprehensive judgment: The degree of disability is graded according to the organ damage, functional impairment and the degree of dependence on medical treatment and daily life care at the time of technical appraisal of the disability grade, with due consideration of the influence of psycho-social factors caused by the disability.
Legal Basis:
Labor Capacity Appraisal of Employee Injury and Occupational Disease Disability Grade (GB/T 16180-2014)
5.10 Tenth Grade
5.10.1 Principles of Classification
Partial organ loss, abnormal morphology, no functional impairment or mild disability. abnormality, no functional impairment or mild functional impairment, no medical dependence or the existence of general medical dependence, and no impairment of self-care.
3.2 Medical dependence
Work-related injuries that result in disability cannot be removed from treatment even after the technical appraisal of the grade of disability.
3.3 ability of living independence
Work-related disabilities can not take care of their own lives, and need to rely on others to take care of them.
4.1.4 Medical dependence
Medical dependence is graded as follows:
a) Special medical dependence: the person with work-related disability must receive special medication, special medical equipment or devices for a lifetime after the work-related injury;
b) General medical dependence: the person with work-related disability still needs to receive long-term or lifelong medical treatment.
4.1.5 Impairment of self-care in life
The scope of self-care in life mainly includes the following five items:
a) Eating: completely unable to eat on one's own, and relying on the help of other people;
b) Turning over: unable to turn over on one's own;
c) Urination: unable to act on one's own, and relying on the help of other people in defecating;
d) Dressing, washing, and cleaning. ) Dressing and washing: unable to dress and wash themselves, totally dependent on others for help;
e) Autonomous movement: unable to walk around on their own.
There are three levels of impairment of self-care:
a) complete impairment of self-care: the person is unable to take care of himself/herself at all, and needs nursing care for all of the five items mentioned above;
b) most impairment of self-care: the person is unable to take care of most of himself/herself at all, and needs nursing care for three or four out of the above items;
c) partial impairment of self-care: the person is unable to take care of himself/herself at all, and needs nursing care for one or two out of the above five items. one or two of the above five items require nursing care.
Legal basis:
Regulations on Work-Related Injury Insurance (Revised in 2010)
Article 37: Employees who are disabled at work and are assessed to be disabled from Grade 7 to Grade 10 shall be entitled to the following treatments:
(1) A one-time disability benefit shall be paid from the Work-Related Injury Insurance Fund in accordance with the grade of the disability, with a standard of Grade 7 disability of 13 months of the person's own salary. The standard is 13 months' salary for Grade 7 disability, 11 months' salary for Grade 8 disability, 9 months' salary for Grade 9 disability, and 7 months' salary for Grade 10 disability.
(2) If the labor or employment contract is terminated at the expiration of the term, or if the employee himself/herself proposes to terminate the labor or employment contract, the one-time medical benefit for the injury will be paid by the Workers' Compensation Insurance Fund, and the one-time disability employment benefit will be paid by the employing unit. Employment benefits. The specific standards for the one-time medical benefits for work-related injuries and the one-time disability employment benefits shall be stipulated by the people's governments of the provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government.