Fitness-for-Work Assessment Redaction with anonym.plus

Share a fitness-for-work verdict without exposing the clinical basis behind it.

Fitness-for-work assessment redaction is the removal of medical detail from an occupational health finding, governed by Equality Act 2010 s.60. The section limits pre-offer questions and the use of the answers. anonym.plus marks each finding on your device, so a manager learns the verdict while the clinical detail stays private.

When this applies

A manager needs the fit-or-restricted decision, not the full report. You trim the diagnoses and clinician data s.60 keeps confidential before you pass it on.

How anonym.plus handles it

  1. Open the assessment in anonym.plus on your device.
  2. Local OCR reads a scanned OH letter.
  3. The tool flags conditions, clinicians, and contacts.
  4. Keep the plain fit or restricted verdict line.
  5. Swap or black out the confirmed items.
  6. Save the clean copy locally.

What you need to provide

PII entity types detected

Categoryanonym.plus entity typeExample
NamesPERSONSam Ogilvie → [WORKER]
HealthMEDICAL_CONDITIONhypertension → [CONDITION]
ClinicianPERSONOH adviser Frye → [CLINICIAN]
NHS NumberUK_NHS612 445 9087 → [NHS_NO]
DatesDATE_TIMEassessed 10/05/2026 → [DATE]
ContactPHONE_NUMBER+44 7700 900338 → [PHONE]

Compliance achieved

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Limitations & cautions

A restriction can imply a condition even with the diagnosis removed. The tool flags listed fields, yet context may still hint at health status. Share only what the role truly needs.

Frequently asked questions

What may a manager see from this assessment?

Usually the verdict and any work adjustment, not the diagnosis. Equality Act 2010 s.60 keeps the clinical detail confidential, which the tool flags.

Can it keep just the decision line?

Yes. Allow-list the verdict line so it stays while diagnoses and clinician data are removed.

Is the assessment uploaded?

No. The app is fully offline, so it stays on your device.