When a professional designated by CNESST or chosen by the employer contradicts the treating professional on diagnosis, consolidation, care, permanent impairment or functional limitations, CNESST or the employer sends this report so you can support your conclusions. Under sections 205.1 and 212.1 of the LATMP you have 30 days to reply, and CNESST may then refer the reports to the Bureau d'évaluation médicale (BEM).
CNESST or the employer completes sections 1 to 3: the worker, both professionals and the subjects on which your opinion is sought. The treating health professional completes section 4, Conclusions étayées, and signs to confirm they informed the worker of the report's content.
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Thirty days from receiving the designated health professional's report. Sections 205.1 and 212.1 of the LATMP let the treating professional supply a supplementary report within that period to support their conclusions, with a reasoned consultation report if any, and require them to inform the worker of its content without delay.
Under section 212.1, CNESST submits the reports, including your supplementary report, to the Bureau d'évaluation médicale when its own designated professional contradicted you. Under section 205.1, where the employer's designated professional disagreed, CNESST may submit them. The CNESST guide says a missing reply also leads to a BEM evaluation.
No. CNESST says the form on its website is provided for information only and that only the original form will be accepted. The original is sent to you by CNESST or by the employer, with sections 1 to 3 already completed and the subjects for your opinion ticked.