Investigating Deaths: Exploring Your Role in the Australian Coronial System
The Australian coronial system investigates reportable deaths to determine their causes and help prevent future fatalities.
Join us for an insightful discussion on its structure, functions, and key jurisdictional variations across states and territories.
Through real-world case studies, our panel will highlight important considerations for medical practitioners, from junior doctors to specialists in private practice.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this session, you’ll be able to:
- Discuss the roles and responsibilities of key stakeholders within the Australian coronial system.
- Explore areas of potential medico-legal risk for different healthcare professionals who may be involved in the certification or reporting of a patient’s death in Australia.
- Discuss practical strategies to minimise medico-legal risk in clinical practice.
Audience
This webinar is ideal for healthcare practitioners looking to understand the legal and procedural aspects of coronial investigations.
Speakers
Dr Carrie McKenzie – Medico-Legal Advisor, MIPS
Chris Spain – Partner, Wotton + Kearney
Kate Hughes – Claims Advisory Specialist, MIPS
CPD Hours for MIPS Members
- Webinar: 1-hour Educational Activity
(RACGP Activity Number: 1141645)
- Pre-Webinar Activity:2 hours Reviewing Performance
(RACGP Activity Number: 1162310. Materials will be provided.)
- Post-Webinar Activity:1-hour Reviewing Performance + 3 hours Measuring Outcomes (4 hours total)
(RACGP Activity Number: 1162311. Content will be provided after the webinar.)