Wow thanks!
It works with LK_Keys as well: 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict; 
use warnings;

use Data::Dump qw/ dd /;
use XML::Twig ;
my( %os, @amk );

XML::Twig->new(
      twig_handlers => {
        'AM_Key' => sub {
 #         print $_->xpath, "\n";
          push @amk, $_->trimmed_text;
        },
    'LK_Key' => sub {
 #         print $_->xpath, "\n";
          push @amk, $_->trimmed_text;
        },
                
        'Outpatient_Service' => sub {
 #         print $_->xpath, "\n";
          $os{ shift @amk }++ while @amk;
        },
      },
    )->xparse( shift );
    
    my $ref = {
        Outpatient_Services => \%os,
    };
#    dd $ref; 
    use YAML::XS(); 
    print YAML::XS::Dump( $ref);

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prints: 
Outpatient_Services:
  AM01: 2
  AM02: 1
  AM04: 1
  LK01: 1
  LK02: 1

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In reply to Re^2: How to return two and more values by parsing XML with XML::Rules? by vagabonding electron
in thread How to return two and more values by parsing XML with XML::Rules? by vagabonding electron

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