This again will put me into hot debate well I want to reiterate my personal views, the Forensic Pathologist(Forensic MEDICINE specialist) in developed nations will be better off with the infrastructure availability and funds,with the increased crime rate reported in most of the underdeveloped and developing nations the forensic pathologist will be more experienced with the practical work at the same time they have very less time for Ancillary investigation LIKE Histopathology/Serology/Microbiology etc(only in most important cases) because of the increased number of cases dealt PER day. Shortage of staff is another major contributing factor.on the contrary the Developed nations has more time and facility for due to less crime rate and number of cases thearby they have more days or hours on each autopsy for example neuropathology,serology,biochemistry,microbiology etc Hence to UPHOLD highest level of Professionalism a good and constant INTERACTION through journal clubs, Conferences should be encouraged and uniform standards to be adopted.

This again will put me into hot debate well I want to reiterate my personal views, the Forensic Pathologist(Forensic Medicine specialist) in developed nations will be better off with the infrastructure availability and funds,with the increased crime rate reported in most of the underdeveloped and developing nations the forensic pathologist will be more experienced with the practical work at the same time they have very less time for Ancillary investigation like Histopathology/Serology/Microbiology etc(only in most important cases) because of the increased number of cases dealt per day. Shortage of staff is another major contributing factor.on the contrary the Developed nations has more time and facility for due to less crime rate and number of cases thearby they have more days or hours on each autopsy for example neuropathology,serology,biochemistry,microbiology etc Hence to uphold highest level of Professionalism a good and constant interaction through journal clubs, Conferences should be encouraged and uniform standards to be adopted.