
Forensic Medicine Covers An Amazing Range Of Different Subjects And No Single Individual Can Expect To Be An Expert In All Of Them. The Oxford Handbook Of Forensic Medicine Provides Comprehensive Coverage Of All Areas Within This Complex Discipline. Written For Specialists And Non-specialists Alike, It Will Appeal To Practising Forensic Scientists, As Well As Lawyers, Police Officers, And Forensic Science Students. It Shows How Forensic Medicine Has Been Used In Specific Cases Enabling The Reader To Apply Their Knowledge In Real Life. A Detailed Glossary Of Medical Terms Helps Those Without Medical Training To Understand Medical Reports And Practices. This Easily-portable Guide Is Essential Reading For The Busy Clinical Forensic Doctor Or Nurse, And Others Working At The Interface Between Medicine And Law.
This handbook investigates the multifaceted intersection of medical practice and legal requirements, providing a comprehensive reference for professionals operating within the forensic field. The authors, a team of experienced forensic practitioners, synthesize complex medical and legal data into a structured guide designed to assist both specialists and those in related fields such as law enforcement and legal practice. The text serves as a bridge between clinical medicine and judicial application, offering a framework for interpreting medical evidence in diverse forensic contexts.
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Experts and practitioners frequently cite this handbook as a reliable, portable reference for clinical forensic doctors and legal professionals. Readers note the clarity of the prose, which effectively manages the density of the technical information for a broad professional audience.
Page Count:
604
Publication Date:
2011-01-01
ISBN-10:
0191653233
ISBN-13:
9780191653230
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