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The Forensic Nursing Clinical Update, sponsored by the Carl T. Hayden Veterans Administration Medical Center, was held Aug. 27-28 in Phoenix. The program combined the knowledge and expertise of a multi-disciplinary team of forensic science experts, and addressed death investigation, adverse patient events, and evidence collection in the hospital setting. Presenters included Michael Baden, MD; Bruce Sackman; Brian Donnelly, PhD; David White, JD; Patrick Besant-Matthews, MD: Beatrice Yorker, JD, MSN; John Piakis, DDS; and Janet Barber, MSN, RN, CEN, FAAFS; plus a special panel consisting of Richard Sorensen, William Boutelle, MD, Gary Campbell and Mary Dowling.
Photos by Anthony G. Hettinger
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1. Conference attendees Patty Seneski, Bill Seneski, and Deanna Green.
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2. Conference coordinators Mary Sullivan (left) and Barbara Spence O'Donnell (right) with Richard Sorensen, special assistant to the Medical Inspector. |
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3. Conference session presenter Patrick Besant-Matthews, MD, is flanked by forensic nurse magazine associate publisher Bill Eikost and editor in chief Kelly Pyrek.
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4. forensic nurse magazine staff members Sara Cooper, Kerry Layeux, Kelli Donley and Bill Eikost with Michael Baden, MD and Barbara Spence-O'Donnell. |
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5. From left: Mary Sullivan, Deanna Green, Brian Martin and FBI agent Brian Donnelly, a conference presenter.
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6. forensic nurse magazine editor in chief Kelly Pyrek (center) with George Wesley, MD, medical advisor to the Inspector General, and forensic pathologist Michael Baden, MD, a conference session presenter. |
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