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Forensic medicine, at its core, is the application of medical knowledge to legal issues. It's a field that demands precision, critical thinking, and a deep understanding of both medical science and legal principles. However, effectively transmitting this complex body of knowledge to students can be a formidable challenge. The nuances of pathology, toxicology, and legal procedures require a structured and engaging approach to learning. This book, "Guide to Lesson Plans in Forensic Medicine," is born from the recognition of this challenge and the desire to provide educators with a practical resource to enhance their teaching. It is designed to serve as a comprehensive guide, offering a framework for developing effective lesson plans that not only impart essential knowledge but
also foster critical thinking and practical application in forensic medicine.
Within these pages, you will find a collection of structured lesson plans, practical tips, and pedagogical strategies tailored to the unique demands of forensic medical education.
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Dr. Prasad Jaybhaye
Dr. Prasad Jaybhaye is a distinguished medical professional with a robust academic and research background. He completed his MBBS at Government Medical College, Nagpur, followed by his post-graduation at S.N. Medical College, Bagalkot. Dr. Jaybhaye has made significant contributions to the field of forensic medicine, authoring 11 Scopus-indexed publications to date. He is also the author of the book Beyond Band-Aids: A Holistic Approach to Child Safety and Accident Prevention, which addresses common fatal injuries in children. Dr. Jaybhaye serves as a reviewer for the Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine, a Scopus Q1 journal. Additionally, he has held prestigious positions as a member of the MGM University Board of Undergraduate Studies and the MGM University Board of Forensic Sciences.
