Price
$21.95
Item #
N1831
When available, the Online Course format is included with the hard copy, eBook, or audio book formats!
Release Date: September 8, 2017
Expiration Date: September 30, 2020
Healthcare providers are on the front lines of recognizing signs of trafficking and advocating for their patients. This course provides an overview of human trafficking, including the types of trafficking, and who may be at a high risk of becoming trafficked. Learners will be able to identify potential trafficked persons using clinical signs and screening tools, describe components and how to implement trauma-informed care, and review appropriate national organizations and local resources when intervening in human trafficking cases. The course provides insights into the facts surrounding human trafficking and relevant health risks for the trafficked person. The elements of human trafficking are reviewed; these include the act, the means and the purpose. Nurses will be not only be able to identify warning signs of human trafficking in a health care setting, but also how to report these victims. Psychological methods used by the traffickers will also be included.
This course is an extraction of, and should not be taken in conjunction with, N1691 - Human Trafficking: Identification, Intervention, and Prevention
Florida & Michigan Nurses - This course fulfills your human trafficking requirement.