PubMed · 11625980
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P Decourt. 1974. [Not Available].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11625980/
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The evaluation of a link between two heroin seizures using a descriptive method is presented. It is based on the measure of the angles between two chromatograms assimilated to vectors, and interpreted using a continuous approach based on the likelihood ratio of Bayes' theorem. A complete evaluation model thus avoids the drawbacks of decision thresholds used until now to establish a link. Validation is obtained through tests and simulation methods.
Malpractice and medical liability have been introduced into Greek reality over the last decade. Forensic sciences hold a key role in the investigation of medical liability cases. Along these lines, the medical examiner stands between colleagues and lawyers, who have divergent intentions in the investigation of such cases. This article offers an overview of the rapidly changing reality in Greece and approaches medical liability from the doctor's viewpoint. The role of forensic science and the medical examiner is portrayed, along with the emerging difficulties in the investigation of medical liability cases. Also attempted is an interpretation of the crisis phenomena that are very often seen between doctors and lawyers. However, the intent of this article is to search for ways to turn competition and tension between medical and law professionals into cooperation and understanding for the best interest for both professions and, more importantly, for the community.
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