Death Investigations Committee
The Death Investigations Committee provides guidance and advice on behalf of the College on matters relating to non-forensic post mortems - i.e. hospital and coroner post-mortems that are not special (post mortems on non-suspicious deaths).
Chair: Dr Mike Osborn
Committee Members
- Ms Anne Marie Aherne - Deputy Head of the Chief Coroner's Office
- Dr David Bailey - Consultant Pathologist
- Dr Robert Bell - Medical Examiner Committee representative
- Ms Gemma Best - Association of Anatomical Pathology Technologists Representative
- Ms Caroline Browne - Head of Regulations at Human Tissue Authority
- Dr Nat Cary - RCPath Forensic Pathology SAC representative
- Dr Bernie Croal - RCPath Clinical Biochemistry SAC representative
- Prof. Atholl Johnston - Toxicology SAC representative
- Dr Sacha Kolar - Chair, Forensic Pathology SAC
- Prof. Sebastian Lucas - Emeritus Professor of Pathology at KCL School of Medicine
- Dr Siraj Misbah - RCPath Immunology SAC Chair
- Mr James Newman - Medico-Legal Committee, Coroner's Society
- Dr Liina Palm - RCPath Prenatal, Perinatal and Paediatric Pathology SAC Representative
- Mr James Parker - Head of the Chief Coroner's Office
- Prof Colin Smith - RCPath SAC on Neuropathology representative
- Dr Tracy Sorkin - Trainee representative
- Dr Kim Survana - Lead Examiner for the Certificate in Higher Autopsy Training (CHAT) exam
- Dr Fiona Wilcox - Senior Coroner, London Inner West
- Dr Esther Youd - Assistant Registrar, RCPath