Sentence examples for coroner training from inspiring English sources

Yesterday I was looking over notes from my basic coroner training.

The coroner cited "inadequate" training and "lax" supervision as factors in the tragedies.

It cited an 18-year-old high school student in Indiana who was recently elected deputy coroner after a short training course.

A joint production of "Frontline," ProPublica and NPR, the film illuminates the egregious lapses in the American system of death investigation by highlighting the widespread incompetence of poorly trained coroners and the failure of local governments to pay sufficient attention to the need for sound forensic pathology.

"He has tried to make the coroners service more professional by providing training for everyone, in particular coroners' officers.

A fresh inquest into the death of a teenage female soldier at the notorious Deepcut barracks 20 years ago will hear evidence that she may have been sexually assaulted before she died but will not take into account wider claims of a culture of sexual exploitation at the Army training facility, a coroner has ruled.

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Steve, for example, wanted to see the remains of his dead sister after she stepped in front of a train, but the coroner allowed him to see only some photographs.

We have developed a set of guidelines that can be used by critical care societies, training programs, and coroners alike to guide the provision of analgesia and sedation in the ICU.

Mr. Condon, who had been negotiating with the coroner's office about making a training film, said he took the pictures for a private art project.

Another officer, Karen Bromley, who was a supervisor in the Durham Police firearms office, told Crook Coroner's Court: "There was no formal training, I'm not aware of any formal training in firearm departments.