Human Trafficking

Human Trafficking - 2 Hours

Human trafficking is a serious and growing public health concern, and healthcare professionals play a critical role in identifying and responding to victims. This 2-hour continuing education (CE) course provides essential training for healthcare providers to recognize the signs of human trafficking, understand their responsibilities for reporting, and support victims with appropriate interventions.

Through real-world case studies and expert insights, this course will help you:

• Identify the different forms of human trafficking, including labor and sex trafficking
• Recognize red flags that may indicate a patient is a trafficking victim
• Understand the legal and ethical responsibilities of healthcare providers, including mandatory reporting requirements
  
  

This course is designed for nurses, physicians, and other healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their knowledge and compliance with state and national human trafficking education requirements.

Michigan:

This 2-hour course fulfills the Michigan Public Health Code (MCL 333.16148) human trafficking training requirement for all health professionals. Accredited by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), this course is designed to meet the needs of healthcare professionals across various disciplines.

Accredited and fully online, this course allows you to complete your training at your own pace while earning 2 hours of continuing education credit.

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Course Highlights

• Nationally accredited and State Board-compliant CE courses
• Each course is up-to-date, peer-reviewed by healthcare experts, and presented on an easy-to-use online platform
• Average course rating: 4.7/5 stars
• Efficient and effective license renewal
• Up-to-date and relevant content for healthcare professionals

Course Overview

Course Original Release Date:  6/1/2024

Date of Most Recent Review:  5/30/2024

Course Expiration Date:  5/31/2027

Learning Objectives: 

1. Identify the different forms of human trafficking.
2. Identify red flags that could indicate human trafficking.
3. Describe the health care provider’s role and requirements for reporting.

Eligible Professions:

• Nurses
• Physicians
• Pharmacists (course satisfies Michigan requirement only, will not report to NABP)
• Physical Therapists
• Social Workers
• Audiologists
• Marriage and Family Therapists
• Occupational Therapists
• Respiratory Therapists
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