Guidance emphasizes preparation and communication for doctors giving evidence at a coroner's inquest, highlighting key steps.
How do I prepare to give evidence at a coroner's inquest?From liaising with defence organisations to arriving early and dressing smartly, experts share their advice for doctors preparing for a coroner's inquest Elisabeth Mahase Know your materialSean Bourke, emergency medicine consultant, medical examiner, and learning from death lead, says, "It's normal to feel anxious, but don't bury your head in the sand.Preparation and communication are key.If your organisation has a legal team, meet with them ahead of time.They are expert in the process and will be aware of the idiosyncrasies of
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