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Caring for sexual assault survivors requires interdisciplinary collaboration, pre-planning, and education. The purpose of this document is to guide emergency medical service (EMS) agencies and clinicians in the patient-centered management of survivors of sexual assault. : EMS clinicians should be aware of high-risk special populations for sexual assault with unique medical, cultural and/or regulatory considerations including, but not limited to, the pediatric, elderly, transgender, gender diverse, LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer), pregnant, and male survivors.
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