Is sexual assault managed well in the UK? Can the UK and the US learn from each other?

2^nd International Conference on Forensic Research and Technology

October 07-09, 2013 Hampton Inn Tropicana, Las Vegas, NV, USA

Lucy Love

Scientific Tracks Abstracts: J Forensic Res

Abstract :

Lucy Love have been the Clinical Director for G4s Forensic and Medical Services, U.K for 3 years and as train doctors, nurses and police officers in forensic sexual assault medicine and am clinically responsible for the management of 12 Sexual Assault Referral Centres [SARCS] scattered throughout the UK, as G4s both manage and staff the centres and provide the forensic medical examiners. He has been responsible for starting the first nurse practical training program for sexual assault examiners in the UK, so G4s are pioneers in this field, following the U.S approach of using SANE's not just doctors. He has been a sexual offences examiner for 15 years and also works for the National Health Service as an Associate Specialist in Genito-urinary Medicine and Psychosexual Medicine. He conducts paediatric forensic examinations on child victim of sexual abuse and run training programs to enable Paediatricians to gain the necessary skills to manage these complex cases. She has contributed a chapter to a book on Forensic Gynaecology, entitled "Special issues-the Elderly".