I Am Not Fair Trade: A Look At Human Trafficking In The Health Care System

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Brittney Thomas

Nov 2, 2011

Health care settings offer multiple opportunities for victims of human trafficking to be identified and/or rescued. In this session a brief overview of the phenomenon of human trafficking will be provided. Participants will receive training on victim identification and will be taught concrete steps on what to do if human trafficking is suspected.

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Public Health Long Name Test on Mobile for both devices

Environmental Health

International Health

Health Education

Water & Sanitation

Global Health Issues

Community Development

Disease Prevention

Equipping Indigenous People

Orphans & Vulnerable Children

Trafficking in Persons

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