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Educational Podcasts and Videos Focusing on the Medical Examiner and Death Certificates

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A Personal Experience of Unique End of Life Wishes

Death Certification Reforms and Statutory Medical Examiner System

Medical Examiners Lunch & Learn

 

A Personal Experience of Unique End of Life Wishes

This podcast is exceptional in many ways. It is a deeply personal story of a family carrying out their mothers rather unique end of life wishes. We hear from Dr Julia Hempenstall about her professional and personal experience.

Listen to the podcast here

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Death Certification Reforms and Statutory Medical Examiner System

Our Joint CEOs Dr Andy Purbrick and Dr Laura Edwards together discuss the impending reforms to Death Regulations that come into place next week. They will run through the need to knows and our website guidance and decision-making flowchart to help you navigate the process and the changes. See all the guidance and the flow chart here: Death Certification – Wessex LMCs

Listen to the podcast here

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Medical Examiners Lunch & Learn

This Lunch & Learn training resource can be used at a time and place to suit the practice, either for all staff or a group of newly employed staff. It is also ideal for using as part of the induction process.

This package looks at the new role of the Medical Examiner, which will become a statutory role on 9th September 2024.

“….it will be a legal requirement that medical examiners scrutinise all non-coronial deaths. This will help to deter criminal activity and poor practice, increase transparency and offer the bereaved an opportunity to raise concerns…….The introduction of medical examiners is part of a broader death certification, registration and coronial process. We are working closely across Government to ensure that from both a legislative and operational perspective we are supporting the professions involved so that they are prepared for the full introduction of the statutory system”

By the end of the training, all attending should be aware of what the role entails, why it is being brought in and what this will mean for the practice, including looking at a possible process in practice

Purchase the Lunch and Learn package here

Role of the Medical Examiner

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Last Reviewed Date
11/12/2023