Independent report

Epicondylitis and occupational activity: IIAC position paper 35

A review of epicondylitis (a rheumatic condition of the elbow area) and its relationship to work.

• From: Industrial Injuries Advisory Council
• Published: 26 June 2015

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Epicondylitis and occupational activity

Ref: IIAC position paper 35

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The last review by the industrial Injuries Advisory Council (IIAC) of Epicondylitis and its relationship to work was done in 2006. Findings were published in the command paper Work-related upper limb disorders: IIAC report.

Having now considered the growing body of evidence since then, the council was unable to find evidence of a consistency which was able to support adding any specific occupational exposure to the list of prescribed diseases for which Industrial Injuries Disablemant Benefit is paid.

The council encourages further research on work and epicondylitis and would be pleased to receive fresh evidence.

Published 26 June 2015