Syllabus · IMDP · year VI · semester XI · elective

Medical expertise

Taught in Bosnian as SUDSKO MEDICINSKO VJEŠTAČENJEseparate syllabus

ECTS
1
contact hours
20
status
elective

Prerequisites: According to the Study Regulation

Overall aim

The aim of the course is to provide students with additional knowledge on the forensic expertise. This refers primarily to issues and problems related to the forensic expert reports, both for the purposes of criminal and civil law and purposes of judicial proceedings, given that the task of forensic medicine is to provide assistance in cases where the court process should solve various medical problems. This practically means determining the medical findings and their integration into legislation, regardless of whether it is a civil o criminal proceeding. This field is regulated with several law: criminal law, criminal procedure and civil procedure.

Course contents

4 topics
Introduction to forensic medical expertise, with the basic knowledge on Criminal Procedure and the Criminal Law Expert evaluation of physical injuries in criminal or civil litigations Forensic expertise of traffic accidents, alcohol and health status Medical malpractice - Deontology

Learning outcomes

knowledge, skills, competences

The purpose of this elective course is that medical school students acquire expanded knowledge of subject areas such as forensic expert, expert evaluation of injury related to the Criminal Procedure and Criminal Law and in Civil Procedure, and Forensic analysis of traffic accidents.

Teaching methods

Lectures
8 hours
Seminars
2 hours
Practicum
10 hours

Weekly schedule

5 teaching days
Week 1
Mon
lectures

Expertise - Significance and Evidence of Examination

Forensic medicine expert, selection and number of court-medical experts

Framework of activities and subjects of judicial-medical expertise

Request for Judicial-Medical Examination

Practical skills

Incomplete medical records

Incorrect diagnosis

L 2
P 2
Tue
Lectures

Principles of bodily injury assessment

Light bodily injury

Typical heavy bodily injury

Especially severe bodily injury

Severe bodily injury with a deadly outcome

Principles of injury assessment in cases with more bodily injuries

Practical skills

Determining the severity of bodily injury - examples from practice

Mental injury

L 2
P 2
Wed
Lectures

Collision of a motor vehicle with a pedestrian

Determining the position of the person in the vehicle

Collision of a motor vehicle with the two wheel vehicle

Run over

Practical skills

Determination of primary secondary and tertiary injuries

Determination of vehicle position in the moment of collision with pedestrians through examples from practice

Concussion and permanent injuries of the cervical spine

L 2
P 2
Thu

Lectures :

Professional liability of a physician

Differentiation of Complications and Errors in Medicine

Risk Replacement

Collective and individual responsibility

Informing the patient

Practical skills

Complications and Errors in Medicine - examples from practice

Doctor's professional responsibility - examples from practice

L 2
P 2
Fri
Exam

Seminars: Seminars on the given topic

Practical skills

Practical exam

E/S 2
P 2

L — lectures · P — practical work · E/S — exam / seminar

Assessment

Continuous knowledge and skills assessment will be carried out thought Exams, Seminars, Practical work and Final exam.

Exams are in form of written tests (MCQ and ERQ).

Oral examination- consultation with the examiner needed.

Reading

Literature
  • Selected chapters from books and journals
  • Criminal Procedure and Criminal Law of B&H
  • Law on experts

Teaching staff

  • Prof. Nermin Sarajlic MD PhD
  • Prof. Adis Salihbegovic MD PhD
  • Assist. Prof. Emina Dervisevic MD PhD
  • Nermina Korac PhD
  • Amina Zorlak-Cavcic MD (teaching assistant)
Department of Forensic Medicine · University of Sarajevo — Faculty of Medicine
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This page reproduces the official syllabus of the Department. In case of any discrepancy, the document adopted by the Faculty Council prevails.