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Non-fatal strangulation: what nurses need to know

Non-fatal strangulation can be used by domestic violence perpetrators and it can be difficult to spot the signs, here is practical advice for taking action
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Posted 27 September 2023 - 11:30
A woman touches her throat/neck area after potentially experiencing non-fatal strangulation
 
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