Crime scene investigators are the first people allowed to touch dead peoples body at the spot where they were first discovered. The lead CSI observes and from what he saw, he concludes foul play. Thats homicide TV for you there. As we see them geeks strut through the laboratory with all those gadgets to get evidence from the littlest of substances or debris we cant help but admire them, and possibly daydream of being them. Forensic nursing is a little something like that. Read on for more on forensic nursing description.
Forensic nursing is a new specialty area in nursing practice that is fast gaining popularity even across nations. It is recognized by the American Nurses Association (ANA). The International Association of Forensic Nurses (IAFN) is the group that helps promote and develop the field further.
Forensic nurses take charge of investigating the causes of mortality or death in so many settings. Their responsibilities include:
* Collection of evidence from the suspect and victim
* Testify in court using evidence gathered as a fact witness or as an expert witness
* Know how to properly handle evidence
* Conduct forensic...
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