The information included in an evaluation report will vary depending on the specific circumstances and the type of evaluation being conducted. However, some general information that may be included in the report includes: A summary of the individual’s background information, including their current mental health status, medical history, and relevant background information. A description of the psychological tests that were administered and the results obtained. A summary of the findings from any interviews or record reviews that were conducted. A diagnosis, if one is made, of any mental health disorders or conditions that were identified during the evaluation. A description of any symptoms or behaviors that were observed during the evaluation and an assessment of their impact on the individual’s daily functioning. A discussion of the relationship between the individual’s mental health status and their refugee, newcomer, survivor of torture, or immigrant status. Recommendations for treatment, support, or any other forms of relief that may be appropriate for the individual’s specific circumstances. Information about the qualifications and credentials of the evaluator, as well as any relevant professional associations or licenses. It’s important to note that the specific information included in the report will depend on the context, type of evaluation and the professional conducting the evaluation. The report will be written in an objective and professional manner, and the evaluator will take care to protect the individual’s privacy and confidentiality throughout the process.