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Course Unit Title Course Unit Code Type of Course Unit Level of Course Unit Year of Study ECTS Credits
Forensic Medicine TIP501 Compulsory Bachelor's degree 5 3

Name of Lecturer(s)

Prof. Dr. Başar ÇOLAK
Prof. Dr. Ömer KURTAŞ
Associate Prof. Dr. Aybala Neslihan ALAGÖZ

Learning Outcomes of the Course Unit

1) Knows the characteristics of the wounds in cases of injury, describes the wounds to be encountered, gains knowledge and skills in reporting the wound characteristics.
2) Gains the knowledge and skills in making forensic notification of injury cases, using the guide for the evaluation of injury crimes defined in the Turkish Penal Code (TCK) in terms of forensic medicine, and writing a report within the scope of the TCK.
3) Konws the approach to people who have been subjected to sexual assault, sexual assault findings and legal regulations regarding sexual crimes, gains the knowledge and skills on the first evaluation of sexual assaults and referral of cases to relevant specialists.
4) Knows the approach to family violence cases and legal regulations, gains knowledge and skills about approach to domestic violence cases, reporting and forensic reporting.
5) Gains the knowledge and skills about the attitude of the physician in human rights violations, the examination conditions of detention examinations, the interpretation of findings and reporting.
6) Gains the knowledge and skills about physician attitude and identification in extraordinary situations.
7) Knows the crime scene investigation in death cases and gains the knowledge and skills about making a dead examination.
8) Knows the autopsy procedures, taking samples from the corpse and sending samples and the causes of death.
9) Knows the field of duty of forensic psychiatry, criminal liability, legal capacity and addiction. Gains the knowledge and skills about the approach to forensic cases.
10) Gets informed about the responsibilities of physician, the criminal and compensation cases that physicians may encounter due to their responsibilities,gets informed about the legality conditions of medical interventions, and which situations can be considered as malpractice.

Program Competencies-Learning Outcomes Relation

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Mode of Delivery

Face to Face

Prerequisites and Co-Requisites

None

Recommended Optional Programme Components

Anatomy

Course Contents

Firearm Injuries (short range weapons), Sexual Offences, Child Abuse (Physical), sores, wounds, Forensic Assessment and Report Writing Legal, Family Violence, Child Abuse Reporting, Human Rights Reporting, carbon monoxide poisoning and fire, Mouth, Nose plugged-in water drowning, Ace-Hand Choke-loop strangulation, asphyxia death as a result, post-mortem sampling, postmortem interval, Postmortem Changes, Forensic Report (forensic psychiatry), Sudden Unexpected Deaths, Addiction and opiates - Drugs, Forensic Psychiatry, Minnesota Autopsy Protocol, the Istanbul Protocol Human Rights Violations, Unusual Cases of Forensic Medicine, The Concept of Death and Organ Transplantation, physicians Criminal Liability, Forensic Medicine and Physician Responsibility Introduction and Scope of Forensic Medicine, Practice, General Reporting, Public Reporting, Practice, Child Abuse (sexual and emotional abuse) , Sexual Crimes Reporting

Weekly Schedule

1) Introduction to forensic medicine and physician responsibility,-, Expertise- The concept of death and Burial License in Forensic Deaths- Forensic medical approach to wounds and wounds- Sharp, sharp, sharp, crushing wounds- Penetrating wounds and blunt body wounds-Postmortem Changes 1-Postmortem Changes 2- Postmortem interval and sampling-Legal evaluation of wounds 1-Legal evaluation of wounds 2-Reporting of injuries-Sexual Offenses 1-Sexual Offenses2-Sexual Offenses3-Examination of the dead and writing a forensic report on death-Domestic violence and violence against women-Physical abuse of the child - Child sexual abuse - Forensic report writing - Firearm injuries 1- Firearm injuries 2- Forensic sciences and physical examinations- Practice
2) Forensic psychiatry (criminal responsibility) - Forensic psychiatry (legal liability)-Addiction - Human rights violations-istanbul protocol, minnesota autopsy protocol - Autopsy CD, sexual assault-writing a forensic report - Asphyxia-Hanging-strangulation with hands and tie- drowning in water - Carbon monoxy poisoning and fire - Forensic report writing - Forensic Medicine Institute (Istanbul) autopsy and observation in committees - Physician's criminal responsibility - Malpractice-consent-taking - Malpractice complication distinction - General repetition of the topics
3) Forensic Medicine

Recommended or Required Reading

1- Knight's Forensic Pathology
2- Birinci Basamak için Adli Tıp El Kitabı
3- Adli Tıp 1-2-3 (Zeki Soysal)
4- Adli Otopsi 1-2-3 (Zeki Soysal)
5- Adli Tıp ve Adli Bilimler (Halis Dokgöz)

Planned Learning Activities and Teaching Methods

1) Lecture
2) Question-Answer
3) Lab / Workshop


Assessment Methods and Criteria

Contribution of Practices to Course Grade

50%

Contribution of Final Examination to Course Grade

50%

Total

100%

Language of Instruction

Turkish

Work Placement(s)

Not Required