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PubMed1989

Psychiatric testimony in Britain.

In the criminal-justice system psychiatric evidence may be relevant both before and after conviction. The scope of psychiatric testimony in the criminal courts has been more restricted in Britain than it has been elsewhere. It is generally confined to questions of fitness to plead, responsibility and disposal after conviction. A distinction must be made between matters of clinical psychiatry and those of moral culpability or legal competence. When psychiatric evidence strays from purely clinical questions there is an increased likelihood of misuse and abuse. Even when considering clinical issues there are factors of a non-clinical nature which may distort the type of evidence given. The implications of these matters for psychiatric witnesses are discussed. It is suggested that forensic psychiatrists are refining their role as expert witnesses.

Commitment of Persons with Psychiatric Disorders↗
PubMed1989

Training of village midwives in the Southern Highlands Province.

Between 1981 and 1987 60 village midwives from six language groups in the Southern Highlands Province have been trained. The customs of these groups and how the training course was modified to adapt to traditions are discussed. Suggestions are presented for consideration by future village midwife tutors.

Cultural Characteristics↗
PubMed1988

Investigation of sudden infant deaths.

The diagnosis of SIDS depends on an analysis of information derived from two primary sources: the scene investigation and the autopsy examination. This paper identifies those details that an observer should look for and consider in completing a report of the circumstances of the death.

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