Sliverman Report 2011 Flashcards

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What was the report titled?

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Research and development in forensic scienc: a review.

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Who wrote the report?

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Bernard Silverman, statistician and chef scientific correspondent for the home office.

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What did the report look at?

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What will happen to the forensic science research and development with the closure of the forensic science service

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Who does forensic science research?

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Universities
Government laboratories
Forensic service providers

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What types of research was it looking into?

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Translational research and design
Methodical
Strategic

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What are the current issues within the researching world?

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Communication
Validation
Funding
Presentation of research

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What was recommended for communication?

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That NAS was wrong and a top down won’t work. We need to build upon the formal and informal networks that already exist. A conference should be held to discuss ongoing research.

This was taken on board, FSR holds a conference every two years where current research is being developed and discussed.

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What recommendations were made?

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Better communication systems via existing channels
All providers carry out research (what about funding?)
FSR should encourage dissemination of research I.e: peer review
Prioritise research for forensic science

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