A guide for the forensic clinician dealing with front-line police surgeon work, which sets out clearly and concisely the standards of best practice in forensic medicine. Additionally, the book explains the practicalities and difficulties of the work and practices of a police surgeon for police personnel, lawyers and others, for whom an understanding of clinical forensic medicine is vital. It stresses throughout the importance of communication, consent, disclosure, record keeping and statement writing, and also the importance of the role of the forensic physician in court.
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Cambridge University Press
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Höhe: 234 mm
Breite: 157 mm
Dicke: 13 mm
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978-1-900151-35-1 (9781900151351)
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Introduction; 1. Clinical records; 2. Consent; 3. Disclosure and confidentiality; 4. Statement, report writing and witness statements; 5. Fitness to be detained; 6. Fitness to be interviewed; 7. Examination in cases of assault; 8. Examination of victim of alleged sexual assault; 9. Examination of suspect in sexual assault; 10. The scene of death; 11. Mental health; 12. Road traffic offences; 13. Appendices.