Managing family objection to autopsy: a case study of the Queensland coronial system

探索如何验尸官，警察，辅导员和病理学家从事与家庭后，突然或暴力死亡的冲击，并由此产生的电子资源的发展，使一个一致的和透明的整个系统的方法来建立。 Coronial系统的预期好处将包括：减少不必要的尸检，最大限度地减少人员短缺，以及死亡调查成本的总体降低。 对社区的好处将包括：加强警察与家庭的关系，包括那些来自少数宗教和文化的家庭，验尸官作出更知情和适当的决定，病理学家进行侵入性更小的尸检，以及辅导员进行更有针对性的干预。

Exploring how coroners, police, counsellors, and pathologists engage with families after the shock of a sudden or violent death, and the resulting development of an e-resource, enables a consistent and transparent whole system approach to be established. The expected benefits for the Coronial system will include: a decrease in unnecessary autopsies, a flow on to minimising staffing shortages, and an overall decrease in the cost of a death investigation. The benefits to the community will include: enhanced police relations with families, including those from minority religions and cultures, more informed and appropriate decision making by coroners, less invasive autopsies by pathologists, and more focused intervention by counsellors.