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Ann Wolbert Burgess¹, Michael J Piatelli, Georgia Pasqualone

¹Professor, Psychiatric Nursing, William F. Connell School of Nursing, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467, USA. burges@bc.edu

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This study introduces 12 forensic science laboratories for students to practice techniques, solve cases, and understand legal/ethical issues. The cost-effective course enhances didactic learning and is recommended for all forensic nursing students and practitioners.

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Area of Science:

Forensic Science Education
Interdisciplinary Science Learning

Background:

Traditional science education emphasizes hands-on activities.
Forensic science requires practical application of techniques and understanding of legal/ethical considerations.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe a cost-effective laboratory course for forensic science students.
To enhance didactic learning through practical application and interdisciplinary engagement.
To address legal and ethical issues in forensic science.

Main Methods:

Development of 12 distinct laboratory modules.
Integration of case-solving and mock trial components.
Focus on fundamental forensic techniques and evidence presentation.

Main Results:

Students apply forensic techniques to solve contrived cases.
Students engage with legal and ethical aspects of forensic science.
The laboratory course is demonstrated to be cost-effective.

Conclusions:

A hands-on laboratory course is valuable for forensic science education.
This interdisciplinary approach complements lecture-based learning.
The course is recommended for forensic nursing students and practitioners.