General forensic medicine. Definition of forensic medicine. Forensic medicine break-down. Personal damage. Definition of personal damage. Notion of injurious act, injury and impairment. Classification and projection of damage. Crime. Article 43 of Criminal code. Causal relationship. Crimes of battery and personal injury. Medical report and act. Professional liability and Gelli-Bianco Law. Doctor-patient relationship. Informed consent. Civil capability. Professional liability. Biological damage. Social insurance. Occupational accident and occupational illness.

The student must possess the basic notions of some disciplines such as anatomy and basic knowledge of the organization of the Italian legal system (e.g. the existence of three degrees of judgment and the penal, civil, criminal procedure and civil procedure codes).

di Luca N.M., Feola T., Marinelli E., Ricci S., Bolino G., Busardò F.P., Cecchi R., Ciallella C., Del Rio A., Marsella L.T., Montanari Vergallo G., Rallo G., Rinaldi R., Zaami S. Nuovo compendio di Medicina legale, Edizioni Minerva Medica, Torino, 2021. Booklet in Powerpoint format provided during the coursework.

Mandatory attendance. 75% attendance is required in order to gain access to examinations. Attendance was verified via individual signatures at the beginning of each lecture.

Acquisition of forensic medical fundamental elements aimed at specific student profile.

Lectures held in Italian in lecture halls indicated by faculty secretariat within the university facilities and/or Umberto I university hospital.

General forensic medicine. Definition of forensic medicine. Forensic medicine break-down. Personal damage. Definition of personal damage. Notion of injurious act, injury and impairment. Classification and projection of damage. Crime. Article 43 of Criminal code. Causal relationship. Crimes of battery and personal injury. Medical report and act. Professional liability and Gelli-Bianco Law. Doctor-patient relationship. Informed consent. Civil capability. Professional liability. Biological damage. Social insurance. Occupational accident and occupational illness.

The student must possess the basic notions of some disciplines such as anatomy and basic knowledge of the organization of the Italian legal system (e.g. the existence of three degrees of judgment and the penal, civil, criminal procedure and civil procedure codes).

di Luca N.M., Feola T., Marinelli E., Ricci S., Bolino G., Busardò F.P., Cecchi R., Ciallella C., Del Rio A., Marsella L.T., Montanari Vergallo G., Rallo G., Rinaldi R., Zaami S. Nuovo compendio di Medicina legale, Edizioni Minerva Medica, Torino, 2021. Booklet in Powerpoint format provided during the coursework.

Mandatory attendance. 75% attendance is required in order to gain access to examinations. Attendance was verified via individual signatures at the beginning of each lecture.

Acquisition of forensic medical fundamental elements aimed at specific student profile.

Lectures held in Italian in lecture halls indicated by faculty secretariat within the university facilities and/or Umberto I university hospital.