Guidelines for clinical management of non-fatal strangulation in acute and emergency care services
Non-fatal strangulation poses significant health risks, including strokes, nerve damage, and psychological harm.
IFAS has collaborated with major royal colleges and associated professional groups to develop comprehensive guidelines for the clinical management of non-fatal strangulation, aiming to provide victims with optimal care promptly and mitigate potential harm.
The guidelines were published in February 2024. They are continuously under review. If you have any questions or feedback on the use of the guidelines, please do get in touch by email contact@ifas.org.uk.
