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CNESST Form 1845: Psychosocial Progress or Final Report

Professionals providing psychosocial intervention services at CNESST's request use this five-page report to update CNESST on the worker's progress or to close the psychosocial intervention plan. One form serves both purposes: tick progress report or final report. It revisits the goals and progress indicators set at evaluation, the activities delivered, the worker's progress and perception, results, any plan changes and the reasons for ending.

Who completes it

The service provider completes and signs the whole report, choosing a specialty such as psychologist, neuropsychologist, psychotherapist, social worker or psychoeducator and entering their CNESST-authorized supplier number.

Submitting and payment

How to submit it
Send it to CNESST through its Envoi de document online service or by fax, whenever you report on the worker's progress and at the end of the psychosocial intervention plan.
Who pays
CNESST pays for the services at the rate set in the professional-services contract under which it requested them.

Good to know

  • The form notes that an intervention period must count a minimum of 6 hours, or a maximum of 12 hours or 3 months of services, with up to 12 meeting dates listed.
  • Section 3 restates the intervention goals and progress indicators from the evaluation report (1844), and section 5 reports the worker's progress against each one.
  • Use section 8 for changes to the plan or new recommendations, and section 9 for the reasons the intervention is ending.
  • If you need more space, use the annex on page 5 and name the number and title of each section you are continuing.

Get the official form

Download the current version from the source each time; forms change without notice.

Rapport d'évolution ou rapport final – Intervention psychosociale en réadaptation

Progress Report or Final Report – Psychosocial Intervention in Rehabilitation

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Frequently asked questions

When do I send a progress report versus a final report on form 1845?

CNESST's page says you complete the form to inform CNESST of changes in the worker's condition, as a progress report, or at the end of their psychosocial intervention plan, as a final report. Tick the matching box at the top of the form; the content sections are the same for both.

Who can complete the CNESST psychosocial progress report?

Professionals who provide psychosocial intervention services to an injured worker at CNESST's request. The services must address personal difficulties arising from the injury that hinder social or occupational rehabilitation. The form's specialty list includes psychologist, neuropsychologist, psychotherapist, social worker, psychoeducator and other.

How long is a reporting period on form 1845?

The meeting-dates section states that the intervention period must count a minimum of 6 hours, or a maximum of 12 hours or 3 months of services. You list the period's start and end dates and up to 12 meeting dates, then report progress on each intervention goal.