The Fulton County Medical Examiner
Atlanta, Georgia

Publications and Professional Activities
Information gained from death investigations is useful for review, study, and publication of findings which may benefit the fields of death investigation, public health, public safety, medicine, the legal system, and law enforcement. Also, medical examiner staff serve on various committees or working groups which prepare publications, guidelines, or training materials relevant to death investigation. Below is a representative sampling of such publications and activities in which FCME staff have participated:
Programs and Projects
Publications
The Medical Examiner/Coroner’s Guide For Contaminated Deceased Body Management
CAP Manual: Cause of Death and the Death Certificate: Important Information for Medical Examiners, Coroners, Physicians, and the Public
NAME: A Guide for Manner of Death Classification
In addition, FCME staff have been authors or co-authors of hundreds of publications over the past 25 years including medical journal articles, text books, manuals, and other types of publications. These can be accessed on Pub Med, Medline, or other medical and internet databases through searches for author name. Present and past FCME staff or trainee authors on these articles have included:
Robert Stivers
Saleh Zaki
John Feegel
Randy Hanzlick
Kris Sperry
Mark Koponen
Geoffrey Smith
Mark Guilbeau
Michele Stauffenberg
Michael Heninger
Eric Kiesel
Geroncio Fajardo
Mario Mosunjac
Joyce deJong
Jason Graham
Thomas Young
Gerald Gowitt