Human Trafficking: A Provider's Role in Identification, Care, and Legal Responsibilities
Human Trafficking: A Provider's Role in Identification, Care, and Legal Responsibilities
Course # A-07-3-1
This course prepares providers to recognize signs of human trafficking, provide trauma-informed care, and navigate legal responsibilities in patient interactions.
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This course prepares providers to recognize signs of human trafficking, provide trauma-informed care, and navigate legal responsibilities in patient interactions. It covers essential techniques for identifying at-risk individuals, managing health and safety concerns, and coordinating with multidisciplinary teams to ensure patient protection. Participants will gain skills to support vulnerable populations while understanding their unique role in addressing trafficking within the healthcare setting.
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