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St. Elizabeth forensic nursing team helps develop manual for strangulation survivors
Kentucky develops a groundbreaking manual to combat non-fatal strangulation, enhancing victim support and prosecution efforts, with contributions from St. Elizabeth Healthcare's forensic nursing team.
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