HUMAN TRAFFICKING FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS

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This a Continued Education Course for Medical Professionals.

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Purpose Of Course

This courses’ goal is to provide clinicians with knowledge on human trafficking and give specific tools that they may use to identify and assist victims in the clinical setting.

Learning Objectives

  1. Define human trafficking
  2. Describe the scope of human trafficking as a public health concern
  3. List ways that human trafficking is different than smuggling
  4. Identify key differences between sex trafficking and prostitution
  5. Define trauma-informed care
  6. Identify three common red flags for identification of a victim of labor trafficking
  7. Identify three common red flags for a victim of sexual trafficking
  8. Describe three reasons why a victim does not leave the situation if given the opportunity
  9. List three interview questions that can be used to elicit information in a non-threatening way
  10.  List three ways a healthcare provider can optimize an interview with a suspected trafficking victim.

Course Features

  • Lectures 20
  • Quizzes 1
  • Duration 5.0 Hours
  • Skill level All level
  • Language English
  • Certificate Yes
  • Assessments Yes

  • Lessons

    • Lecture 1.1 Introduction Preview
    • Lecture 1.2 The Scope of Human Trafficking as a Global Public Health Problem Locked
    • Lecture 1.3 Who Is a Human Trafficking Victim? Locked
    • Lecture 1.4 Identification of Victims of Human Trafficking Locked
    • Lecture 1.5 Common Ways that Girls Become Trafficked Locked
    • Lecture 1.6 Why do Victims of Human Trafficking Stay? Locked
    • Lecture 1.7 Health Problems Associated with Trafficking Locked
    • Lecture 1.8 Indications of Labor Trafficking Locked
    • Lecture 1.9 Indicators of Sexual Trafficking Locked
    • Lecture 1.10 What is the difference between prostitution and sex trafficking? Locked
    • Lecture 1.11 Physical Health Indicators of Human Trafficking Locked
    • Lecture 1.12 Mental Health Indicators Locked
    • Lecture 1.13 Social or Developmental Indicators of Trafficking Locked
    • Lecture 1.14 The Identified Victim and Response Locked
    • Lecture 1.15 What Measures Can the Healthcare Provider Take to Maximize the Assessment? Locked
    • Lecture 1.16 What kind of questions are appropriate for a healthcare provider to ask to gain insight and rapport initially with a trafficking victim? Locked
    • Lecture 1.17 Mandatory Reporting Requirements-When Answers Lead to More Questions Locked
    • Lecture 1.18 Documenting Suspected Human Trafficking in the Medical Record Locked
    • Lecture 1.19 Conclusion Locked
    • Lecture 1.20 RESOURCES Preview

  • Quiz

    • Quiz 2.1 Quiz- HUMAN TRAFFICKING FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS Locked10 questions
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