Index

• Author: Sarah H. Bohr/Kimberly V. Cheiken
• Pages: 777-803

Index

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Absenteeism

RFC as affected by, § 105.13

Acceptable medical sources

chiropractors, §§ 203.14, 1203.14

nurse practitioners, §§ 203.15, 1203.15

other medical sources, § 1203.24

podiatrists, § 203.18

therapists, § 202.10

Administrative hearing and review

ALJ (this index)

appeal, filing of, § 501.5

appeals council review, §§ 509.1-509.4

appearance rights, § 503.2

Attorneys’ fees (this index)

bias of ALJ, § 1508

collateral estoppel, § 506.2

cross-examination rights, post-hearing evidence, § 1505

decision, notice of, § 503.9

due process rights as to post-hearing evidence, § 505.2

exhaustion requirements, judicial review, §§ 601.1, 603.1, 603.2, 1601.1, 1601.2

full and fair hearing requirement, § 508.1

HALLEX, authority of, §§ 803, 1803.1

inquisitorial nature of, § 504.1

Judicial review (this index)

mentally impaired claimant, heightened ALJ duties, § 504.3

nonadversarial nature, § 503.4

non-record evidence, consideration of, § 503.8

notice

adequacy, § 501.6

defects, as basis for reopening, § 507.3

hearing decision, § 503.9

issues, 503.3

post-hearing evidence

cross-examination as to, §§ 505.2, 1505

examination by claimant, §§ 505.1-505.3

pre-hearing procedures, § 503.1

record, ALJ duties as to, §§ 504.1-504.7

reopenings, §§ 507.1-507.3

res judicata, § 506.1

retroactivity of Social Security rulings, § 1602.2

subpoenas, §§ 503.5, 503.6

unrepresented claimant, heightened ALJ duties as to record, § 504.2

waiver

appearance at hearing, § 503.2

issues, §§ 1601.1, 1601.2

post-hearing evidence, rights as to, § 505.3

Adolescence and adolescents

Children and childhood (this index)

evaluation of, SSI claims, § 212.15

Index

Non-disability issues (this index)

Affective disorders

Mental impairments (this index)

Age categories or rules

application of, borderline situations, §§ 107.4, 1107.4

borderline age, effect of, §§ 107.4, 1107.4

childhood disability insurance benefit, § 101.6

grids, borderline age as affecting, §§ 107.4, 1107.4

mechanical application of, borderline situations, §§ 107.4, 1107.4

medical-vocational guidelines, borderline age, §§ 107.4, 1107.4

proof of, § 401.7

worn-out worker regulation, §§ 107.22, 1107.22

AIDS

evaluation of, § 311.1

HIV, § 311.1

immune system impairments, § 311.1

Alcoholism

disability as based on, §§ 301.1-301.4, 1301.1, 1301.2

materially contributing factor, alcoholism as, § 301.2

Senior Citizen’s Right to Work Act of 1996, §§ 301.1, 301.2, 1301.1, 1301.2

ALJ

additional medical evidence, duty to obtain, § 1202.6

all severe impairments, duty to list or consider, §§ 103.4, 104.7

appeals council review, §§ 509.1-509.4

authority to hear case, § 503.11

bias, §§ 508.2, 508.3, 1508.1

consultative examination, duty to order, § 504.6

credibility findings, §§ 204.1-204.11

develop record, duties as to, §§ 504.1-504.7

disqualification for bias, § 1508

equivalence determinations, §§ 104.2-104.7

Evidence (this index)

findings and conclusions, §§ 104.2, 104.7, 203.1, 203.2, 204.2

full and fair hearing requirement, § 508.1

functional capacity assessment, medical opinion as to, § 1105.10

good-cause standard, as basis for rejecting opinion of treating physician, § 202.8

HALLEX, consideration of, §§ 803, 1803.1

heightened duty to develop record, §§ 504.2, 504.3

hypothetical questions, use and validity of, §§ 210.3-210.6, 1210.8

independent medical determinations, § 203.16

listed impairments, §§ 104.5, 104.7

Medical experts (this index)

medical records, duty of ALJ to obtain, § 504.4

non-examining source opinions, evidentiary weight of, § 1203.6

past relevant work, findings, § 106.3

POMS, consideration of, §§ 803, 1803.1

post-hearing evidence, § 505.1

pre-hearing procedures, § 503.1

psychiatric review technique form (PRTF), failure to complete, § 1312.5

recontact treating physician, duty as to, §§ 203.20, 1202.6

remand order, duty to follow, § 503.10