OBJECTIVE: Forensic Report Arrangement is among fundamental duties of the physicians like emergency diagnosis and emergency treatment and it is of great importent. To determine the inadequacies by evaluating the physicians' approaches to the applications of forensic medicine and to offer suggestions about how to determine these inadequacies by discussing this issue.METHODS: A questionnaire was applied to 410 individuals among physicians and dentists (except university and private hospitals) in charge between May and July 2013 in Tekirdağ province and who gave consent to participate in the study. The results were evaluated statistically. RESULTS: The ages of the cases participating in the study ranged between 23 and 63 years and mean age was 38,49±8,75 years. Sixty-four point six percent of the cases (n=265) were males and 35,4 of them (n=145) were females. While 52,7% of the participants (n=216) were general practitioners, 29,8% of them (n=122) were specialists and 17,5% of them (n=72) were dentists. Our study show that the physicians participating in our study have limited information in some subjects such as arrangement of death report, autopsy report, certificate of death, expertness, forensic case and forensic reports. CONCLUSION: Since some of the physicians can not receive forensic medicine training at undergraduate level in an informative manner as content in sufficient time and some of the physicians can forget the knowledge in due course even though they receive forensic medicine training at undergraduate level, it is necessary to provide postgraduate training at certain intervals.