Road Traffic Accidents mortalities from a Forensic Medicine and Toxicology perspective

By observation, the scientific committee found there is a lack of knowledge among participants about the forensic medicine as follows:

• Shortage knowledge about how to make sure the evidences in the crime scene are safe and valid
• Mixation about the type of accident either natural or crime
• Deficit information about the proper tools for each type of crime accident and how analysis it

• Identify the basics of forensic concepts from different aspects
• Explain how the accident either natural or crime depending on the signs of victim
• Clarify the types of crime scene and proper tools for collection sample and analysis it.
• Identify patterns of death and what is meant by criminal suspicion in traffic accidents
• Clarify the physical and mental status for drivers who are under alcohol and drugs
• Describe the common errors that happened in the scene and how to avoid it.

By the end of this course, the attendees will be able to:

• identify the crime scene and proper tools for collection sampling depending on the type of the accident
• Recognize how to make sure the evidences in the crime scene are safe and valid
• Illustrating how differentiation from natural or crime accident depending on the signs victim

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