Training

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TRAINING EVENTS


FUTURE COA TRAINING EVENTS

The COA training group is actively involved in a number of training events for coroner's officers which are open to other professionals working in association with the coroner service.

Please re-visit this site for regular updates or contact:

Ms Christine Hurst, Conference Co-ordinator at:
School of Social Sciences and Law
Teesside University 
Middlesbrough, TS1 3BA
01642 342332 or e-mail c.hurst@tees.ac.uk

COA TRAINING COURSES in partnership with TEESSIDE UNIVERSITY

The COA in partnership with the University of Teesside provides three short courses for Coroner's Officers and staff working in association with the Coroner service. Click here for a flyer.  Click here for an application form. Click here for dates and costs.

Further information:

There are three different courses available over a number of dates.

Coroner's Law and the Bereaved (CLB)
A 2 week course with an introduction to Coroner's law, death certification and registration, issues such as religious and cultural perspectives of death, ethical practice, effective communication etc.
University Certificate in Professional Development Coroners

Fundamental Medicine for the Coroner Service (FMCS)
A two week course dealing with medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, diseases and procedures and their potential complications in the context of sudden death and referral to the Coroner.
University Certificate in Professional Development Fundamental

Medico-legal death investigation (MLDI)
A two week course, looking at effective death investigation on behalf of HM Coroner, it deals with the role of staff gathering information for the Coroner, pathologists and inquests.
University_Certificate in Legal Death Investigation

FUTURE COA COURSE DATES

FMCS   8 - 19 November 2010
            7 - 18 November 2011


CLB      11 - 22 October 2010
            10 - 21 October 2011


MLDI     7 - 18 March 2011
            5 - 16 March 2012

If you would like to contact a student from a previous course to to discuss the course please contact Debbie Large (debbie.large@tees.ac.uk) or Christine Hurst (c.hurst@tess.ac.uk) who will put you in touch with someone.



SOME PAST TRAINING EVENTS


Summary of training sessions facilitated by COA:

February 2004    Hatfield:         
     "Child Deaths"
October 2004     Guildford:       
     "Deaths in Prison"

February 2005    Hatfield:         
     "Effective Communication with Bereaved People"

June 2005           Birmingham:  
     "Deaths Overseas"

October 2005     Hatfield:          
     "Mental Health Deaths"

February 2006    Leicester:       
     "Multiple Fatalities"

October 2006      Birmingham: 
     "Fire related deaths"

February 2007    Peterborough:
     "Deaths in Care Homes"
July 2008             Nottingham:  
     "When Things Go Wrong: An Unexpected Outcome of Hospital Treatment"
July 2009             London:        
     "Working Together for the Future to Deliver Reform"
July 2010             Huntingdon    
     "Sudden Unexplained Death in Infancy and Childhood:A Coroner’s Investigation"


Anyone interested in attending a COA conference should contact

Mrs Christine Hurst
details as above


TRAINING FROM OTHER ORGANISATIONS


Child Bereavement Charity Conference

Wednesday 15th September 2010

Details on the members section (current issues) - click here


Conference - Imaging the Dead

Royal Society of Medicine

21st October 2010

Details on the members section (current issues) - click here


Heart to Heart Conference

SADS UK - Sudden Adult Death Syndrome

Saturday October 23rd 2010

Details on the members section (current issues) - click here
 

Forensic Toxicology Training

Roar Forensics  *** Discount on training for COA members ***

**NEW!!**  For details of New Autumn (2010) Programme of Toxicology training now on the members section (current issues)

Please
click here


MSc Death, Bereavement and Human Tissue Studies

Association of Clinical Pathologists Studentship

Details on the members section (current issues) - click here