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GMHC 2014

Human Trafficking

Human Trafficking

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This session will give a general overview of the topic of human trafficking specifically designed for healthcare professionals. It will cover both domestic and international trafficking as well as sex and labor trafficking. The session will also discuss general identifiers of human trafficking, as well as how to prepare to respond to victims of human trafficking in the healthcare setting.

Stay Away!

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Medical
Surgical
Allied Health
Nursing
Public Health Long Name Test on Mobile for both devices
Dental
Dermatology
Family Medicine
Infectious Disease
Internal Medicine

Global Health Issues

Bioethics
HIV/AIDS
Justice & Mercy
Orphans & Vulnerable Children
Poverty
Trafficking in Persons
Women

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