Shoulder injuries
D Lohr made this Official Information request to Accident Compensation Corporation
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From: D Lohr
Dear Accident Compensation Corporation,
For the last 5 years, or since National has been the Minister in charge of ACC, can you tell me:
1. What percentage of initial shoulder injury claims, bearing the diagnosis read code S50.. , are accepted?
2. What percentage of initial low back injury claims, bearing the diagnosis read code S572 are accepted?
3. What percentage of initial neck injury claims, bearing the diagnosis read code S570, are accepted?
4. What percentage of initial injury shoulder injury claims, bearing the diagnosis read code S504, are accepted?
5. What percentage of initial injury shoulder injury claims, bearing the diagnosis read code S507, are accepted?
6. What percentage of initial injury shoulder injury claims, bearing the diagnosis read code S5Q2, are accepted?
7. What percentage of initial injury shoulder injury claims, bearing the diagnosis read code N2114, are accepted?
8. What percentage of initial injury shoulder injury claims, bearing the diagnosis read code N2115, are accepted?
9. What percentage of initial injury shoulder injury claims, bearing the diagnosis read code N2110, are accepted?
10. What percentage of initial injury shoulder injury claims, bearing the diagnosis read code N211., are accepted?
11. What percentage of initial injury shoulder injury claims, bearing the diagnosis read code S503, are accepted?
Then please answer the same questions for the Labour government for the previous years, under the Helen Clark administration of these same injuries and read codes.
Yours faithfully,
D Lohr
From: Government Services
Accident Compensation Corporation
Tçnâ koe
Thank you for your email of 13 August 2015 requesting the following
information under the Official Information Act 1982:
“1. What percentage of initial shoulder injury claims, bearing the
diagnosis read code S50.. , are accepted?
2. What percentage of initial low back injury claims, bearing the
diagnosis read code S572 are accepted?
3. What percentage of initial neck injury claims, bearing the diagnosis
read code S570, are accepted?
4. What percentage of initial injury shoulder injury claims, bearing the
diagnosis read code S504, are accepted?
5. What percentage of initial injury shoulder injury claims, bearing the
diagnosis read code S507, are accepted?
6. What percentage of initial injury shoulder injury claims, bearing the
diagnosis read code S5Q2, are accepted?
7. What percentage of initial injury shoulder injury claims, bearing the
diagnosis read code N2114, are accepted?
8. What percentage of initial injury shoulder injury claims, bearing the
diagnosis read code N2115, are accepted?
9. What percentage of initial injury shoulder injury claims, bearing the
diagnosis read code N2110, are accepted?
10. What percentage of initial injury shoulder injury claims, bearing the
diagnosis read code N211., are accepted?
11. What percentage of initial injury shoulder injury claims, bearing the
diagnosis read code S503, are accepted?
Then please answer the same questions for the Labour government for the
previous years, under the Helen Clark administration of these same
injuries and read codes.”
Thank you also for your email of 21 August 2015 which provided proof of
address required by ACC in order to proceed with your request.
ACC is working on your request and will be in touch with you as soon as
possible, and certainly by 18 September 2015.
Ngâ mihi
Government Services
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From: Government Services
Accident Compensation Corporation
Tēnā koe
Thank you for your request of 13 August 2015 asking for information under
the Official Information Act 1982. Thank you also for your email of 21
August 2015 which provided proof of address required by ACC in order to
proceed with your request. A response to this request has been posted to
the address you provided.
Ngā mihi
Government Services
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From: D Lohr
Dear Government Services,
I have not received your reply. Please instead post it here.
Yours sincerely,
D Lohr
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Oliver Lineham (FYI.org.nz volunteer) left an annotation ()
ACC should not have used the address used as proof of eligibility to also send the response. This keeps the response offline.
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