Neuropsychology assessment is appropriate where there is actual or suspected brain injury resulting in changes in cognitive, emotional and behavioural functioning.

Clinical psychology assessment is appropriate where there are emotional consequences of injuries e.g. anxiety, depression, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and adjustment disorder.

Set out, in sufficient detail for litigation purposes, a broad range of future needs including rehabilitation, care, case management, equipment/adaptations, and extra living expenses.

Provides an outline of the past care and support which would have been reasonably necessary, and describes (from precognitions and/or from information gained at interview) the broad picture of what family and others say they did by way of care & support.

INA’s are instructed under the Rehabilitation Code and are generally requested early post injury. They are intended to identify a series of short to mid-term recommendations to facilitate the early stages of recovery and rehabilitation. This may include the provision of case management, care, specialist equipment, treatment and housing.

These set out, for litigation purposes, the long term predicted case management needs of the injured party, including rehabilitatin and therapy.

These set out the main items of equipment that may be required by the injured party together with any occupational therapy needs. These may be requested at the early stages of rehabilitation to apply for appropriate funding/interim payments.