Human Trafficking

Information and Resources for Emergency Healthcare Providers

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Educational Tools

This page of instructional resources can be used to improve the quality of healthcare that victims of human trafficking receive upon presentation to emergency departments. Emergency care practitioners are one of the few groups of people on the frontline, able to facilitate the escape of trafficked persons. Armed with the knowledge of how victims present and the proper treatment available for them, providers can save lives. Appropriately implemented, such education should increase the number of victims identified and create safe opportunities for trafficked persons to leave unsafe and unjust living conditions.

Background Information	[view]	[ download doc]
Teaching Module	[view]	[ download doc]
Pre-Training Survey	[view]	[ download doc]
Training Evaluation	[view]	[ download doc]
Powerpoint	[view]	[ download ppt]
Jill's Abbreviated Story	[view]	[ download doc]

 

For fact sheets on Human Trafficking, please visit: http://www.acf.hhs.gov/trafficking/about/factsheets.html

To request Pocket Assessment Cards, for health care provider use, please visit: http://www.acf.hhs.gov/trafficking/about/form.htm

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