Forensic investigation of mass disasters/
Okoye, Matthias I
Forensic investigation of mass disasters/ Matthias I Okoye; Cyril H Wecht - US: Tucson, AZ : Lawyers & Judges Pub. Co., 2007. - xix, 458 p. ill.; 24 cm.
Scene investigation: the role of law enforcementand forensic scientists in bioterrorism and mass disasters --
Mass casualty identification through DNA analysis: overview, problems, and pitfalls --
Identifying human remains using TrueAllele® technology --
Dental identifications in mass disaster investigations --
The role of the forensic pathologist in a mass disaster --
The role of the coroner/medical examiner after a mass disaster --
Medical examiners, coroners, and biological terrorism: a guidebook for surveillance and case management --
The role of funeral directors and mortuary personnel within the DMORT operations in mass disasters --
Forensic engineering in mass disasters:analysis, prevention, and mitigation --
Psychopathy, media and the psychology at the root of terrorism and mass disasters --
Current trends in forensic investigations of human rights abuse: human identification of mass graves --
The role of forensic anthropologists in mass disasters and the issues and challenges in the anthropological identification of mass disaster victims --
The application of forensic entomology to mass disasters --
Developing core competencies in disaster medicine --
Mass disaster litigation in the United States --
Recent air crashes in Nigeria: legal considerations --
Recent mass disasters in West Africa: the urgent need for training forensic experts in Africa --
Forensic toxicology in mass disasters: from specimen preservation to toxic truth --
Survival time and activity prior to death in fatal head trauma --
Survival time and activity prior to death in fatal trauma to the body and limbs --
Florida's disaster fatality management team --
Public health aspects and preventive measures.
9781933264417
Disasters.
Forensic sciences.
Emergency management.
363.25 / MAT/F
Forensic investigation of mass disasters/ Matthias I Okoye; Cyril H Wecht - US: Tucson, AZ : Lawyers & Judges Pub. Co., 2007. - xix, 458 p. ill.; 24 cm.
Scene investigation: the role of law enforcementand forensic scientists in bioterrorism and mass disasters --
Mass casualty identification through DNA analysis: overview, problems, and pitfalls --
Identifying human remains using TrueAllele® technology --
Dental identifications in mass disaster investigations --
The role of the forensic pathologist in a mass disaster --
The role of the coroner/medical examiner after a mass disaster --
Medical examiners, coroners, and biological terrorism: a guidebook for surveillance and case management --
The role of funeral directors and mortuary personnel within the DMORT operations in mass disasters --
Forensic engineering in mass disasters:analysis, prevention, and mitigation --
Psychopathy, media and the psychology at the root of terrorism and mass disasters --
Current trends in forensic investigations of human rights abuse: human identification of mass graves --
The role of forensic anthropologists in mass disasters and the issues and challenges in the anthropological identification of mass disaster victims --
The application of forensic entomology to mass disasters --
Developing core competencies in disaster medicine --
Mass disaster litigation in the United States --
Recent air crashes in Nigeria: legal considerations --
Recent mass disasters in West Africa: the urgent need for training forensic experts in Africa --
Forensic toxicology in mass disasters: from specimen preservation to toxic truth --
Survival time and activity prior to death in fatal head trauma --
Survival time and activity prior to death in fatal trauma to the body and limbs --
Florida's disaster fatality management team --
Public health aspects and preventive measures.
9781933264417
Disasters.
Forensic sciences.
Emergency management.
363.25 / MAT/F