Overall Aims of Course Forensic Medicine and Clinical Toxicology Course Provides Students with: Basics of forensic medicine to recognize types of laws and their Aim 1 relation to medical practice. Understanding of basics of medical ethics, medico-legal aspects of Aim 2 health problems, malpractice and medical errors and the importance of preservation of evidences of significance for legal procedures. Ability to medically document and describe different injuries, death Aim 3 and post-mortem changes. Understanding of etiology, pathogenesis, clinical features and Aim 4 complications of common acute life threatening intoxications; to demonstrate Essential skills in diagnosis and management plan for common acute Aim 5 poisoning cases. Ethical rules in relationships with patients, colleagues and medical Aim 6 profession. Intended Learning Outcomes of Course (ILOs) Recall of Knowledge and Understanding: By the end of the course, students will be able to: Program Course ILO ILO a1 Identify the role of and criminal laws in medical practice. A11 Define the basics of medico-legal aspects of hospital and general A11 a2 practice. A12 a3 Describe items of human rights charter. A11 A11 a4 Discuss elements of medical malpractice. A12 Discuss main points of personal identification in living and dead a5 A4 and the important ages of medico-legal importance. Identify proper diagnosis of death from the medical and legal a6 A5 points of view.
Overall Aims of Course Forensic Medicine and Clinical Toxicology Course Provides Students with: Aim 1 Basics of forensic medicine to recognize types of laws and their relation to medical practice. Aim 2 Understanding of basics of medical ethics, medico-legal aspects of health problems, malpractice and medical errors and the importance of preservation of evidences of significance for legal procedures. Aim 3 Ability to medically document and describe different injuries, death and post-mortem changes. Aim 4 Understanding of etiology, pathogenesis, clinical features and complications of common acute life threatening intoxications; to demonstrate Aim 5 Essential skills in diagnosis and management plan for common acute poisoning cases. Aim 6 Ethical rules in relationships with patients, colleagues and medical profession. Intended Learning Outcomes of Course (ILOs) Recall of Knowledge and Understanding: By the end of the course, students will be able to: Course ILO Program ILO a1 Identify the role of and criminal laws in medical practice. A11 a2 Define the basics of medico-legal aspects of hospital and general practice. A11 A12 a3 Describe items of human rights charter. A11 a4 Discuss elements of medical malpractice. A11 A12 a5 Discuss main points of personal identification in living and dead and the important ages of medico-legal importance. A4 a6 Identify proper diagnosis of death from the medical and legal points of view. A5
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