What is a multidisciplinary examination?
When circumstances cannot be established within a single specialty and how experts form a joint conclusion.
Read →Useful materials
About multidisciplinary examinations
Multidisciplinary and single-specialty panel examinations: what is the difference?
The difference between experts of the same specialty working together and a study involving specialists from different fields.
Read →One expert or several specialists
Why holding several qualifications does not always replace a panel of experts from different specialties.
Read →How to formulate questions for a multidisciplinary examination
Principles for putting questions to specialists in different fields without mixing factual issues and legal assessment.
Read →What materials are needed for a multidisciplinary study?
Documents, objects, digital data and information that should be preserved before the experts begin work.
Read →How a multidisciplinary expert report is structured
Experts' examination sections, allocation of responsibility and formation of a joint conclusion.
Read →What is checked when reviewing a multidisciplinary expert report?
The panel's composition, experts' competence, completeness of examinations and reasoning behind the joint conclusion.
Read →