Death and Injury Causation - distance learning for investigators Investigators - Do you want to learn death and injury causation - and accept these cases with expert consultations? Visit MedicolegalDeathInvestigations where AFI-LLC has our distance learning course, available through PI Education. We are making that directly available for those that do not need the continuing education credits and have an interest in learning more about death and injury causation investigations. Improve the quality of the cases you take and investigations you perform. The Process of Injury Causation, Death Investigation and Autopsies includes the concepts and protocols of investigating injury causation and death, and protocols of the forensic autopsy and findings of the autopsy in the final report. This will be an information packed and fast paced series of presentations. Dean A. Beers, CLI, CCDI and Karen S. Beers, BSW, CCDI are experienced death investigators and forensic autopsy assistants. This course provides the insight necessary to understanding the importance of injury causation to the death investigation. This will transition into the reviewing and comprehending the autopsy findings presented in the final autopsy report. If you are involved in legal investigations of civil, criminal or probate litigation, this is a valuable course. Warning: includes graphic images After completing this course - which qualifies as required continued education credit in many states and associations - our agency is prepared to offer continuing support. PIEducation has received approval of this course for the following continuing education units (CEUs): -- 14 CEUs in Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Iowa -- 12 CEUs in Georgia, Tennessee and Kentucky -- 7 CEUs in Louisiana -- 8 CEUs in Kansas -- 10 CEUs in Oregon, South Carolina and for Arizona (Process Servers) -- 6 CEUs in North Carolina -- 4 CEUs in New Mexico
Posted on: Wed, 02 Jul 2014 20:30:00 +0000
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