Injury appraisal is also the appraisal of the degree of injury of the human body, and the degree of injury refers to the degree to which the body is affected by external forces to cause structural and functional disorders of tissues and organs.
The general process of injury identification
(1) Apply to the public security organs, courts, etc. for a power of attorney to evaluate the power of attorney.
(After the human body injury caused by a fight or a traffic accident, both parties to the accident need to assess the injury, and the third-party appraisal agency will not accept private entrustment at present, only accept the entrustment of the unit.) The application form should briefly state the history of the case, as well as the applicant's general information such as name, gender, age, address, etc., and also indicate the matters and dates of the entrusted appraisal)
(2) During the appropriate appraisal period, bring the ID card of the applicant for appraisal, the traffic accident certificate, the medical record information of the doctor, as well as the relevant examination report sheet and medical imaging (X-ray, CT, MRI); go to the forensic identification center.
(3) Generally within 30 working days, the appraisal unit will issue an appraisal report, mail or go to the unit to receive the appraisal report; the appraisal meeting of complex cases will hold an expert demonstration meeting to further analyze and assess the injury, and the time required for appraisal may be extended.
Precautions for injury identification
(1) The choice of damage identification time, the identification time is divided into three categories. Where primary injury is the main basis for appraisal, appraisal may be conducted after injury; where complications caused by injury are the main basis for appraisal, appraisal shall be conducted after the injury is stabilized; where facial damage or dysfunction of tissues and organs is the main basis for appraisal, appraisal shall be conducted after 90 days of injury. (The choice of different identification times is based on the occurrence and development of human injury to a relatively steady-state period.)
(2) For the preservation of injury data, it is best to sort out the medical record data in chronological order, and at the same time, the relevant examination report sheets and medical imaging films (X-rays, CT, MRI) are listed separately in chronological order.
(3) For those who have doubts or do not approve the appraisal results, they can apply for re-appraisal within 15 days of accepting the report.