Texas Human Trafficking Prevention

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CEU Course Description

Evidence provided by the U.S. Department of State suggests that millions of individuals are trafficked each year. The question is, what is human trafficking, and how can health care professionals identify trafficked individuals? This course will answer that very question while reviewing concepts central to understanding human trafficking. This course will also provide insight into the health impact of human trafficking and relevant laws. Additionally, this course will highlight reporting requirements and available resources for both health care professionals and patients in need.

CEU Course Objectives

1. Recall concepts central to understanding human trafficking, such as force, fraud, coercion, the major forms of human trafficking, and the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 (TVPA).
2. Discover the health impact of human trafficking.
3. Identify concepts central to the identification and assessment of trafficked individuals while obtaining insight into reporting requirements and available resources for both health care professionals and patients.

CEU Course Outline

1. Introduction
2. Section 1: Human Trafficking
3. Section 1: Summary
4. Section 1: Key Concepts
5. Section 1: Key Terms
6. Section 1: Personal Reflection Question
7. Section 2: The Health Impact of Human Trafficking
8. Section 2: Summary
9. Section 2: Key Concepts
10. Section 2: Key Terms
11. Section 2: Personal Reflection Question
12. Section 3: Identification and Assessment
13. Section 3: Summary
14. Section 3: Key Concepts
15. Section 3: Key Terms
16. Section 3: Personal Reflection Question
17. Section 4: Response and Follow Up.
18. Section 4: Summary
19. Section 4: Key Concepts
20. Section 4: Key Terms
21. Section 4: Personal Reflection Question
22. Conclusion
23. References

Level: Introductory

Course Date: 2024-05-21

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