IVAC asks the treating psychologist, psychotherapist or psychosocial professional for this progress report during a crime victim's or rescuer's rehabilitation. It describes how the person is progressing and recommends whether treatment should continue, and IVAC relies on it to justify further funding. Like IVAC's other psychotherapy reports, it is a French Word template that must be used for the report to be reimbursed.
An IVAC-registered psychologist, psychotherapist or professional authorized for psychosocial follow-up completes the whole report on IVAC's template.
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Rapport d'évolution – Réhabilitation psychothérapique ou psychosociale
Progress Report – Psychotherapeutic or Psychosocial Rehabilitation (IVAC)
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Within 15 days of IVAC's request. IVAC asks for a progress report during psychotherapeutic or psychosocial rehabilitation and uses its recommendations on continuing treatment to justify further funding. Send it to the Direction générale de l'IVAC online, by mail or by fax, on IVAC's French template.
No. IVAC reimburses the Rapport d'évolution only when it requested the report, the IVAC Word template was used and the report is written in French. Report writing is then paid at up to the same maximum hourly rate as sessions, billed with the sessions on the Compte de services (258).
An IVAC-registered psychologist, psychotherapist or professional authorized for psychosocial follow-up who is treating the victim of a criminal offence or the rescuer. The same professionals complete the initial evaluation report (257) after the first sessions and the final report (259) when follow-up ends.