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Fatal Road Accident Drug Survey

Fatal Road Accident Drug Survey

A form from the Forensic Science Service used to record the details of a fatal road accident victim.
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Like in Germany - a form for everything..
Christian
Tue 05-01-2007
Life revolves around forms in hospitals. There seems to be a form for anything and everything. Some of the forms I have dealt with were signed by a doctor in pencil! One would think that they would know that they have to sign in pen.
BunnyNSW
Fri 05-04-2007
"...So, did you die instantaneously or did it take a few minutes?...Instantaneously, I see....Now, mother's maiden name..."
Ayu
Tue 05-08-2007
I like how it has "Stick bar-code here" in the right corner.

"BEEP! So will you need a carry out today?"
Canada
Tue 05-08-2007
I know you are dead, but can you fill this out for me?
Joe
Sun 05-13-2007
sure joe

please excuse the blood that gets on the paper
Ethan
Mon 05-14-2007
Blood?! Paper?! =O This is too scary for me.. *faints* x.x............. xD
Piano_Angel
Wed 06-06-2007
Yep, healthcare in general is notrious for paperwork. That is all my job really is, "pencil pushing." But it is more of a liability issue than anything. Also though, that information collected is used in a benefical way. The statistics collected help research determine what areas need attention the most and what the common ratio for certain illness, injuries, mental illness and accidents are. One has to know where to begin helping before help can be given. I think this form was used mostly to document collection samples taken from the corpse at the time of autopsy. Of couse a dead person can't answer a survey.
Andreika
Sat 06-16-2007
You'd think It would be kind of hard for a deceased person to take a survey.
Wormfood
Fri 03-07-2008

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