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Artwork by Sarah Sabri, Advanced Course Class #18 E-News: Five Important Resources for Experts Dear Friends, Welcome to another edition of the Strangulation Prevention E-News. The Training Institute
Do you need a paramedic? Our first training video for paramedics about non-fatal strangulation was created in 2018. Just watched it again. Still like it. Only two states mandate paramedics to receive training on domestic violence - Tennessee and Kentucky. Yet our most high risk victims are those who are strangled. Please share with your EMTs, fire fighters and paramedics. They could save a life. www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFsXa2G8YCg
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A Training for EMS For more information on training about non-fatal strangulation, visit our website at www.strangulationtraininginstitute.orgSpecial thanks ...
HOT OFF THE PRESSES. Please SHARE this important article to all of your networks. "Key Takeaway: If you believe your strangled patient deserves angiography to determine whether an arterial dissection is present, order the test in confidence that you are doing the right thing. If the radiologist tries to dissuade you, and especially if they cite Zuberi et al., remind them of the perspectives we have offered and place special focus upon your mutual obligations under the EMTALA statute." ![]()
The Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention salutes the hard work of our medical advisors and everyone who has been advocating for imaging for the strangled victim. The most recent research tells us that approximately 1 out 47 strangled victims are likely to suffer a carotid dissection. The only way to find out or rule it out is imaging. Imaging saving lives and that requires immediate medical attention. Please take strangulation cases seriously. We have an ethical duty to warn victims about the immediate and long-term consequences of strangulation. CDC The National Network to End Domestic Violence DomesticShelters.org Victims and Survivors Community National Emergency Nurses Association Academy of Forensic Nursing National Domestic Violence Hotline Futures Without Violence International Association of Fire Fighters International Association of Chiefs of Police National District Attorneys Association California District Attorneys Association California Legislative Women's Caucus California Family Justice Center Network @Alliance for HOPE International Family Justice Center Alliance The United States Department of Justice National Association of Child Care Workers - NACCW National Association of Social Workers
It's OK to Order Angiography Tests for Strangulation Victims - ACEP Now
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ACEP Now offers real-time clinical news, news from the American College of Emergency Physicians, and news on practice trends and health care reform for the emergency medicine physician. ACEP Now is an...
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