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Clinicians should prepare for inquest testimony with legal support; leaves open cardiology-specific guidance and training research.
charged.Only the accused person may be legally represented.The victim (or the; family of the victim) are not represented and a doctor giving evidence may not be represented by his medical defence organiz- ation, whatever assertions may have been made about the treatment that was gi-ven.Doctors called to an inquest may wonder what to expect.Must they attend?Will they be questioned by the family of the deceased?Can they be legally represented by their defenceorganization?Few inquests are concerned with medical mishaps.In most cases, the doctor is needed to provide a continuity of
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