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Human Trafficking

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From: $19.50
CEUs: 2.5

This course covers provides an overview of human trafficking, describes its clinical manifestations, and offers guidance for health care professionals regarding identification, assessment, care, and follow-up.

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2.5 Category A Credits
Course approved by the AHRA
Number of test questions: 20
California Accepted: No
California X-ray Supervisor/Operator: No
California fluoroscopy permit requirement accepted: No
California Digital requirement accepted: No
Texas: Indirect Credit
Florida: Personal Development Credit
Florida Provider #3200618
Accepted by ARRT®
Accepted by NMTCB
Registered Nurse: Approved for 2.5 Contact Hours
All of our courses are accepted by the State Nursing Boards, except for the following states:
Delaware, Georgia, Minnesota and Utah
Our Nursing provider number is: California Nurse Provider #CEP13196

This course covers provides an overview of human trafficking, describes its clinical manifestations, and offers guidance for health care professionals regarding identification, assessment, care, and follow-up.

At the completion of the Human Trafficking course the participant will be able to:

  1. Explain the difference between smuggling and trafficking.
  2. List three tactics that traffickers use to coerce people.
  3. List four purposes for human trafficking.
  4. Name at least five people or groups that can be traffickers.
  5. List at least six types of physical injuries that can occur.
  6. Describe some of the health effects that occur with organ donor victims.
  7. Name at least four initial questions that can be asked during contact with a suspected victim.