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Dead men don’t talk - forensic pathology help or hindrance
This day meeting run by the Clinical Forensic & Legal Medicine Section will focus on forensic pathology to discuss and debate whether this is a help or hindrance. Experts within their field will join together to debate the topic.
dead men don’t talk - forensic pathology help or hindrance
| Date |
Saturday 20 January 2018 Day |
|---|---|
| Venue | Royal Society of Medicine 1 Wimpole Street LONDON W1G 0AE  |
| Organised by |
Clinical Forensic & Legal Medicine Section, BAFS |
| Accreditation |
6 CPD Points |
about this event
This day meeting run by the Clinical Forensic & Legal Medicine Section will focus on forensic pathology to discuss and debate whether this is a help or hindrance. Experts within their field will join together to debate the topic.
prices
Early bird rates
RSM/ BAFS members: £35 - £100
Non members: £40 - £140
Standard rates from Friday 22nd December 2017
RSM/ BAFS members: £50 - £150
Non members: £60 - £200
speakers include
- Professor Peter Vanezis, Professor of Forensic Medical Sciences Director and Cameron Forensic Medical Sciences
- Mr Richard Shepherd, Forensic Pathologist, Cheshire
- Mr David Hemmings, Senior Coroner, Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
- Professor Ian Roberts, CT Post-mortem, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
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