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Coroner vs. medical examiner. Definitions. Medical examiner: An appointed medically qualified officer whose duty is to investigate deaths and bodily injuries that occur under unusual or suspicious circumstances, to perform post-mortems, and sometimes to initiate inquests.
The coroner may decide that the cause of death is clear. In this case: The doctor signs a medical certificate. You take the medical certificate to the registrar. The coroner issues a certificate to the registrar stating a post-mortem isnât needed. Post-mortems. The coroner may decide a post-mortem is needed to find out how the person died. This can be done either in a hospital or mortuary. You canât object to a coronerâs post-mortem - but if youâve asked the coroner must tell you (and the personâs GP) when and where the examination will take place. After the post-mortem The coroner will release the body for a funeral once they have completed the post-mortem examinations and no further examinations are needed. If the body is released with no inquest, the coroner will send a form (âPink Form - form 100Bâ) to the registrar stating the cause of death. The coroner will also send a âCertificate of Coroner - form Cremation 6â if the body is to be cremated. If the coroner decides to hold an inquest A coroner must hold an inquest if the cause of death is still unknown, or if the person: