It’s time once again for Articles of Note, our monthly romp through the newly published literature. I am finally home after some significant travel this summer, and am catching up on reading and editing before I head to Denver for this year’s IAFN conference (more on that in a minute). This month’s edition is replete with relevant research for all of you working with strangulation patients, in particular (I point you to a couple of articles by Adhikari et al; the Gbadebo article, and the Khurana et al. article to name just a few). This is a hefty one, so prepare yourself–lots to go through on the list.
We’re just two weeks out from the annual International Conference on Forensic Nursing Science and Practice. This might be my 25th year attending the conference. I will be particularly busy in Denver, as I have several sessions of my own, plus I am moderating the general panel on Ethics and Forensic Nursing. Regardless, please come say hi if you see me. I love, love meeting FHO readers. It is one of the highlights of conference for me every year. And it will be time with my people before I head to Korea and Okinawa for ten days immediately after. Looking forward to face time with so many of you.
Happy reading–see you back here next month.
Jen
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