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  • A significant decline in forensic psychiatric experts poses challenges to both healthcare and legal systems.
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  • To investigate methods for enhancing the attractiveness of forensic psychiatry as a career path.
  • To identify strategies for increasing the number of forensic psychiatric experts.

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  • An online survey of 171 forensic psychiatric experts and psychiatry specialists revealed key areas for improvement.
  • Participants strongly supported increasing the number of training institutions and reducing training costs.
  • Making the Hungarian Forensic Expert Chamber course free and offering stipends were also highly rated proposals.

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  • The findings highlight the urgent need for systemic changes to address the deficit in forensic psychiatric professionals.
  • Implementing proposed changes can improve the accessibility of forensic psychiatry qualifications.
  • Addressing the shortage is crucial for maintaining the integrity of healthcare and justice systems.