PIP

Loveandhope

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Forgive me if I am a little confused, as far as I am aware the PIP2 does not actually ask you about the time it takes you to complete an activity, that's not to say that the time is not important, but it needs context.

Have I misunderstood your question?

Time is important in several ways, for some activities the time of day that you undertake an activity will be important, for example; washing and dressing would be activities that would reasonably be expected to done at the beginning of the day, so if you can't do them then, you should be able to argue that you cannot do them throughout the day.

The length of time that it takes you to compete an activity is important, if you can show that it takes you more than twice as long as a healthy person would then you can argue that you cannot do it reliably.

Lastly time is important because if you cannot reliably complete an activity on the majority of days then you should be counted as being unable to complete it at all.

Gordon

Loveandhope

You inly need to explain the time it takes you to do one of the PIP activities if you are looking to score points for being unable to do it reliably, see the PIP Claim for more details.

The exception to this is for Managing Therapy where you need to account for the time that it takes each week. Understand that this is not the time that the therapy takes but the time that you need prompting, supervision or assistance for.

You are being assessed on the weekly total but I would explain the daily times to show this.

Gordon