2 hours agoIML audit, 670 incomplete autopsies
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)The disappearance of Astrit Dehar's samples from the Institute of Legal Medicine turned this institution into a focus of attention. In fact, what was considered a major scandal seems not to be the only problem in this state body. An audit of this institution, whose [...] report is made
In fact, what was considered a major scandal seems not to be the only problem in this state body.
An audit made by this institution, whose report also includes Minister Albulen Haxhiu, has highlighted many irregularities.
This document has been provided by Dukaagjini Radio Television as it included the period from 2003 to 2021.
All 670 cases of unfinished autopsy have been found.
The report, delivered by the Law Medicine Institute (IML), finds a total of unfinished reports from the period 01.01.03-31.12.2021, total 670 landes. A total of 670 from 2003 to 2021, have been selected for sample 74”, says the document on the internal audit report provided by RTV Dukaagjini.
According to this document, there are four legal doctors for whom delays and failure to conclude reports have been filed. Their names are presented by initials in the document provided.
Meanwhile, delays in meeting autopsys last up to seven years.
Not to mention the reasons for the report are said to have been suspended very often in the laboratory.
Very often work in the lab has been completely suspended or banned. And for delays in the Histopatology laboratory, we don't have any reason why tests are delayed in words”, the document says.
Incorrigible in the work of the IML, the audit report also noted in the file of the Law Medicine Institute.
The report finds that this institution has no basic protocol book and no internal exploration assistance book.
“Legal reports are not recorded in the basic protocol and are not forwarded through expeditation assistance books, and paperwork is not recorded as complete in order to allow passive cases to be processed for archives and stored in archives. Likewise, the Institute's two labs do not record their paperwork through protocol, and thus legal medical reports have no date, month and year of registration”, the document follows.
Do not send subjects through the protocol book according to internal audiences has caused it not to be known whether laboratory tests have been completed or even where they are located.
“While taking audit samples has been offered data that does not match each other”, the document says.
IML's work has also raised doubts in toxicological reports.
