Conference to improve expertise for forensic experts in 32 northern provinces

(Baonghean.vn) - On the morning of July 30, in Cua Lo Town, the National Institute of Forensic Medicine (Ministry of Health) coordinated with the Department of Medical Examination and Treatment Management to organize a conference to share experiences in forensic examination for 32 forensic examination centers in 32 northern provinces.

At the conference, Dr. Pham Xuan Toan, Deputy Director of the National Institute of Forensic Medicine, shared: Forensic medicine is a medical science that serves the law. The conclusion of a forensic examination is objective scientific evidence that helps the investigation, prosecution, and trial to be quick, to the right person, to the right crime. In many cases, the forensic conclusion is the only evidence to bring the perpetrator to light.

Conference on sharing experiences in forensic examination work

Every year, the whole country appraises 50,000 - 60,000 cases. To have an appraisal conclusion, appraisers, in addition to having forensic expertise, also need to have in-depth knowledge of the specialized field. They must understand the law and have knowledge of psychology and society. Therefore, knowledge training and experience sharing in the appraisal process are extremely necessary.

The conference is a place to share experiences in the field of appraisal, discuss interesting issues and problems in the appraisal process at the facility.

This is also a place to share advantages, difficulties, and experiences in appraisal to improve appraisal work, avoid unnecessary mistakes, and contribute to the development and perfection of forensic expertise.

At the conference, leaders of forensic centers in provinces such as Bac Giang, Dien Bien, Thua Thien - Hue... contributed many valuable opinions. At the same time, they also shared difficulties and problems in facilities and equipment, and proposed to rank the forensic industry for investment and construction. Especially, questions surrounding Circular 20 dated June 12, 2014 regulating bodily injuries, determining injury rates, soft tissue injuries...

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