Open AccessComparative characteristics organizational and methodical principles of forensic services Ukraine, Russia, Belarus and Moldova
Author(s) -
Віктор Бачинський,
Володимир Мішалов,
O. Y. Vanchuliak,
I. H. Savka,
Віталій Зозуля
Publication year - 2017
Publication title -
sudovo-medična ekspertiza
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2707-8728
pISSN - 2218-838X
DOI - 10.24061/2707-8728.1.2017.3
Subject(s) - forensic science , christian ministry , forensic examination , service (business) , workload , organizational structure , commission , business , population , political science , medicine , engineering , law , forensic engineering , environmental health , management , marketing , veterinary medicine , economics
The paper analyzes the structure of forensic services and comparative characteristics of the load on each post doctor forensic expert based on units forensics Ukraine, Russia, Belarus and Moldova.There is a dynamic process of organizational changes forensic countries Moldova, Russia and Belarus. In Ukraine at this stage of development, forensic service does not meet the requirements of society and, in our opinion, needs a major reorganization, return the forensic service of Ukraine special status as a separate structure in the system of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine; ; reduce the workload of doctors of forensic experts to posts 1 medical departments of forensic examination of corpses; departments victims, defendants and other persons; Department commission examinations and stress on one post medical forensic expert in regional and inter-regional offices do not consider at all and count as public services and support security services in the region (1 post medical forensic expert to 100 thousand. population of the region)/ An important condition is further studying the organization of forensic services in other countries and exchange of experience on joint scientific forums, conferences and symposiums.