First, the program will be presented to help the student to understand the content of the program and understand the reason for each topic.

We will learn about the "Medical Evaluating Courts", their composition and methodology. The ICAM. It will deal with the study and differentiation of the various types of "contingencies", "temporary disability", "permanent disability", "benefit for risk of pregnancy", "maternity and paternity leave" and "leave for treatment of a minor with cancer or serious illness".

We will then proceed to analyze what is the "clinical history" in the expert report, with particular emphasis on the methodology of the questioning of the expert, as well as the significance, value and assessment of the data collected during the course of the anamnesis and psychopathological exploration.

The development and presentation of the expert report will occupy a session in which the praxis of each point presented in it, methodology and its specific weight will be addressed in detail. Psychodiagnosis as a technique for studying the expert that complements psychopathological exploration acquires a significant importance, deserving of a session in which we will analyze quantitative and other qualitative techniques, with their limitations and applications, eminently practical aspects. Various techniques for analyzing the expert will be considered, as well as the choice of tools, applications and evaluation of the results, with special emphasis on the detection and discrimination of the simulator and/or the person who has assumed the role of the patient.

A session will be devoted to a detailed analysis of the specific characteristics of the expert study, the issuance and presentation of the expert report before the Contentious-Administrative Jurisdiction and to the knowledge of its peculiarities.

The student will then have the opportunity to address the knowledge of the Ecclesiastical Courts, their idiosyncrasies and the particularities of the expert examination and the issuance of an expert report in this jurisdiction.

In what is, in a way, a more specific second part, the specific study of the expert reports is carried out with respect to the various pathologies that the student may encounter in the development of his work: Particularities of the expert report in Common Contingencies and in Work Accidents to move on to Personality Disorders, Mental Weakness, Dementia in its various forms, Epilepsy, Workplace Harassment, Anxiety Disorder, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder, Depressive Disorder, Alcoholism, Addictions and Drug Addictions, Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder, Organophosphate Poisoning and Multiple Chemical Syndrome.