I. Comprehensive Determination
The comprehensive determination of the degree of disability is based on the degree of organ damage, dysfunction, and dependence on medical and daily life care at the time of disability assessment, with due consideration of the impact of psychosocial factors caused by the disability.
Organ damage
Organ damage is a direct consequence of work injury.
Third, functional disorders
The degree of functional disorders is related to the location and severity of organ defects, and the functional disorders of organs caused by occupational diseases are related to the severity of the diseases. The determination of functional impairment is based on the results of the medical examination at the time of the assessment of the disability grade, and is determined on a case-by-case basis according to the object of the disability assessment.
Four, medical dependence
1, special medical dependence refers to the disability caused by work injuries must be lifelong acceptance of special drugs, special medical equipment or devices for treatment.
2. General medical dependence refers to the need to receive long-term or lifelong medication after a work-related disability.
V. Self-care Disorders
1. The scope of self-care mainly includes the following five items: First, completely unable to eat on their own, and need to rely on others to help. Secondly, they cannot turn over on their own. Thirdly, they need help from others to pass urine and feces. The fourth is unable to dress themselves, wash, completely dependent on the help of others. Fifth, they cannot walk on their own.
2. The degree of nursing dependence is divided into three levels: First, partially unable to take care of themselves, and needing nursing care for one or two of the above five items. The second is that most of the life can not take care of themselves, three or four of the above five need nursing care. The third is completely unable to take care of themselves, all five of the above need nursing care.
Sixth, the principle of promotion
For multiple injuries to the same organ or system, or simultaneous injuries to different parts of more than one organ, the degree of disability of a single item shall be appraised first. If the grades of several items of disability are different, the heavier one shall be graded; if the grades of two or more items are the same, they shall be promoted by one grade at the most.
Legal basis:
Labor Capacity Appraisal--Disability Grades of Work Injuries and Occupational Diseases of Workers
3.1 Labor Capacity Appraisal
Statutory agencies appraise the labor capacity of workers who, after sustaining injuries on the job in their occupational activities or after suffering from occupational diseases. In accordance with the provisions of the national regulations on work-related injury insurance, the technical appraisal conclusions on the degree of impairment of labor function (degree of disability) and the degree of impairment of self-care of life are made through medical examination in assessing the degree of disability.
3.2 Medical Dependency
Work-related injuries that result in disability cannot be discharged from treatment even after the technical appraisal of the disability grade.
3.3 Self-care Disability
Work-related disabilities are dependent on others for care because they cannot take care of themselves.