| Learning Outcomes |
At the end of this course, the students;
- Distinguishes forensic facts and prepares a notification report
- Diagnose death, determine the cause, manner, origin, place and time of death; issue a death certificate
- Conducts forensic examination, distinguishes the findings of trauma (mechanical, physical, chemical, biological, psychological), time and mechanisms of occurrence in the living and dead, determines the case characteristics (violence, sexual assault, forensic psychiatry (legal capacity), trauma,...), causal link and prepares a report
- Collects the artifact evidence and sends it to the
laboratory/judicial authorities while preserving the chain of evidence
- Determine the need for referral and consultation in the concrete case
- Communicates verbally and in writing with medical and non-medical personnel (prosecutor, police, gendarmerie, court, social work...)
- Crime scene and outpatient clinic manage the process of collecting biological evidence with a multidisciplinary team in the clinic
- Updates his/her knowledge. It prepares its reports based on up-to-date information and techniques and current legal regulations
- Integrates theoretical and practical knowledge on related subjects with information from different disciplines and informs relevant people and institutions. Leads the multidisciplinary (physician, nurse, prosecutor, lawyer, police, social worker, psychologist...) team
- Integrates theoretical and practical knowledge on related subjects with information from different disciplines and informs relevant people and institutions. Leads the multidisciplinary (physician, nurse, prosecutor, lawyer, police, social worker, psychologist...) team
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