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Area of Science:

Nursing Education
Public Health
Human Trafficking Studies

Background:

Nurses are crucial in identifying victims of human trafficking.
Existing nurse knowledge on human trafficking requires enhancement.
Effective educational strategies are needed to improve identification skills.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess the effectiveness of asynchronous education in improving nurse knowledge of human trafficking.
To provide recommendations for professional development in human trafficking education for nurses.

Main Methods:

Assessment of nurse knowledge regarding human trafficking.
Utilizing asynchronous learning modules for education delivery.
Gathering recommendations for professional development educators.

Main Results:

Asynchronous human trafficking education is beneficial for nurse learning.
Nurse executive support and case-study approaches enhance educational impact.
Human trafficking knowledge can decline over time, necessitating ongoing education.

Conclusions:

Asynchronous education effectively increases nurse knowledge of human trafficking.
Professional development programs should incorporate executive support and evidence-based case studies.
State-mandated, ongoing education is vital to maintain and improve nurse competency in identifying human trafficking.