Program Educational Objectives
The program aims to educate allied healthcare personnel who:
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Possess comprehensive knowledge of the legal, medical, and technical dimensions of the autopsy process.
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Can participate effectively and responsibly in autopsy procedures under the supervision of a forensic medicine specialist.
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Can carry out the collection, preservation, documentation, and transfer of cadaveric and tissue samples to the relevant units using appropriate methods and in compliance with applicable legislation.
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Can meticulously apply laboratory safety, infection control, and biosafety principles.
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Demonstrate awareness of professional ethical principles, confidentiality, and human rights in the performance of their duties.
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Can adapt to interdisciplinary teamwork and have developed effective communication skills.
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Are aware of their professional responsibilities and demonstrate a strong sense of duty.
Program Goals
The program aims to ensure that graduates are able to:
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Explain the stages of the autopsy process, including preparation, implementation, reporting, and archiving, through a systematic and holistic approach.
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Use the instruments, materials, and technical equipment employed during autopsy procedures correctly, safely, and effectively.
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Collect and preserve cadaveric and tissue samples using appropriate techniques and transfer them to the relevant units in accordance with established procedures.
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Ensure workplace safety by applying biosafety and infection control measures.
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Perform the cleaning, preparation, and handover of the deceased following the autopsy in accordance with applicable legislation.
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Work in a coordinated and disciplined manner with forensic medicine specialists and other relevant professionals.
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Demonstrate a responsible, careful, and professionally ethical approach to their work.