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MARIA VICTORIA GUERREROTATIANA MARCELA RODRIGUEZ
CAMILA TORRES VELEZ
CONTEXT INTRODUCTION METHODS RESULTS DISCUSSION CONCLUSIONS QUESTIONS
EUA: 30-40 individuals complete Forensic Pathology Training
Since 1959 Forensic Pathology Training was offered.
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In 47 years:
300-400 board-certified forensic
pathologists
To supply the need:
800-1000 board-certified forensic
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Recruit physicians into the specialty area of forensic pathology, and retain them.
The National Association of Medical Examiners (NAME) is the national professional organization of physician medical examiners, medical death investigators and death investigation system administrators.
NAME was founded in 1966.
Has a Forensic Pathology Training Comittee.
http://thename.org/
2-Page Survey made by the two principals authors.
Contact: Email all NAME members◦ 648 FP have Email◦ 552 FP responded the
1. Demographics2. Education level3. Factors that influenced the decision4. Role of FP in teaching autopsy pathology5. Opinion as to best time to recruit interest
in FP6. Faculty reaction to expression of interest
in FP7. Exposure to FP8. Miscellaneous Comments
Demographics
4. In what year did you first start practicing forensic pathology?
6. In which year did you finish your anatomic pathology residency
8. Are you board certified in forensic pathology?
11. Did you ever practice forensic pathology full time?
12. What percent of your work time is now spent practicing forensic pathology?
Education level
1. When did your interest in FP as a posible career choice first emerge?
Factors that influenced the
decision2. Rank the following in order of importance (0,1,2,3,4,5) in your deciding to pursue a career in FP?
Role of FP in teaching autopsy
pathology
7. When you did your general anatomic pathology training, were there any forensic pathologists among those who taught you autopsy pathology?
Opinion as to best time to
recruit interest in FP
5. Which educational level do you think is the most appropriate one to target when trying to encourage people to go into FP?
Faculty reaction to
expression of interest in FP
10. When you informed your non-FO faculty mentors such as pathology attendings, training director, or Chairman of your interested in pursuing FP, what type of response did you experience?
Exposure to FP
3. Did you have any required exposure to FP in medical school?
9. When you did your general anatomic pathology training, were you required to spent a specified amount of time specifically dedicated to FP?
Miscellaneous Comments From multiple questions
EDUCATION LEVEL
FACTORS THAT INFLUENCED SELECTION FP
FACTOR TOTAL POINTS MEAN SOME INFLUENCE
Exposure during pathology training 496 3.08 129
Influence of a professor or mentor 440 2.73 117
Doing cases as part of work duties
241 1.50 73
FP rotation in Medical School
212 1.32 62
FP lectures in medical school
201 1.25 70
Moonlighting in FP as a resident
123 0.76 42
ROLE OF FP IN TEACHING AUTOPSY PATHOLOGY
OPINION AS TO BEST TIME TO RECRUIT INTEREST IN FP
MISCELLANEOUS COMMENTS
1. Disinterest anatomic pathology faculty.2. Lack of esteem of FP3. Substandard pay and work condition4. Lack of encouragement to pursue FP as a career5. FP is on the fringe of medicine6. FP requires more pathologists
High School and college students.
Video or DVD explaining the profession for use in science classes or career days could have a positive impact.
2 hours single FP lecture in medical school.
Focusing on death certification principles would bring concepts of death to the medical students attention
Raise awareness of the need for national FP
Pathology residents do 1 month or longer rotation an accredited FP training program
Incorporate death certification and additional forensic questions into its anatomic pathology examination.
Residents could be encourage to publish forensic related case report and descriptive studies.
Alternative training pathways were suggested◦ Internal medicine plus 1 year of anatomic
pathology and 1 year of forensic pathology.
To pay better salaries
FP requires passionate commitment. The committee should not have to talk people into it.
The need to let people know the career exist and that it is a viable career.
There should not need to encourage people. Shows like CSI have them pouring in.
Pay is extremely low and the standard of work is often low.
Improve remmuneration and better working conditions are required
More emphasis on medical students with more academic approach and orientation
“This is the place where death rejoices to teach those who
live"
"Hic locus est ubi mors gaudet succurrere vitae"
INTERESTED PEOPLE PLEASE CALL:
CELL PHONE
3102482814Dr. Mario Alberto Hernandez Rubio
ANY QUESTION
?
THANKS
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