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Human Trafficking: How Nurses Can Make a Difference
Meredith Scannell1, Andrea E MacDonald2,3, Amanda Berger3
1Northeastern University, Massachusetts General Hospital.
Journal of Forensic Nursing
|May 22, 2018
Summary
Human trafficking is a global health issue. Enhanced training for healthcare professionals is crucial for identifying victims and providing necessary medical and mental health care.
Area of Science:
- Public Health
- Human Rights
- Forensic Nursing
Background:
- Human trafficking is a significant global health concern and a violation of human rights.
- Victims often present with complex medical and mental health needs requiring specialized care.
- Healthcare professionals are uniquely positioned to identify victims and facilitate access to services.
Observation:
- A case report details a human trafficking victim presenting with various health issues.
- Despite multiple healthcare encounters, signs of trafficking were initially missed.
- A forensic nurse's skilled assessment successfully identified indicators of human trafficking.
Findings:
- Healthcare professionals' ability to detect human trafficking is inconsistent.
- Missed identification leads to delayed or absent victim support.
- Forensic nursing expertise is vital in recognizing subtle signs of trafficking.
Implications:
- Improved educational programs for healthcare professionals are essential for better detection rates.
- Early identification by healthcare providers can significantly improve outcomes for trafficking survivors.
- Integrating human trafficking awareness into medical curricula is critical for public health.
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