Epidemiology

Data on epidemiology discussed by researchers at Kings College

Published in Hospital Law Weekly, March 8th, 2007

Investigators publish new data in the report "Should medical students be taught about rape' A survey of UK medical schools." According to recent research published in the journal BJOG, "Rape and other serious sexual assaults are common and result in long-term morbidity. Increasing numbers are reported but conviction rates are low."

"Victims of sexual assault present to a wide range of healthcare settings. Good immediate medical care and evidence collection are important in engaging victims with the criminal justice system, avoiding the loss of crucial evidence and minimising long-term morbidity. Of 21 UK medical schools surveyed, only eight provided teaching...

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