Abstract

Functional incapacity is assessed with a percentage based on an indicative or mandatory definition and assessment, with reference to a scale that differs according to the legal code. We have discussed in a previous article the scales applicable in civil law, which we feel are inaccurate clinical descriptions and underestimates of the percentages in the field of psychiatry. In this new work, we approach two little-known scales: the scale applicable under the Code of Military Pensions and Victims of War and Attacks (CPMIVG), and the scale applicable under the disability legislation. In the field of psychotraumatology, these two texts seem to us at the moment the most precise and the most coherent in terms of sequential description and evaluation of the disability.

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