Course : 0005 Trafficking of Children
This course provides basic information about sex trafficking and labor trafficking of minors and how medical providers can best respond when trafficking is suspected.
Objectives
- Identify what constitutes sex trafficking of minors and what constitutes labor trafficking of minors.
- Describe practices that are used to recruit minors.
- Identify potential indicators of sex trafficking and potential indicators of labor trafficking.
- Explain the role of the medical provider when trafficking is suspected.
Americans with Disabilities:
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