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Dignity Health Human Trafficking Response Program Shared Learnings Manual 2025

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The Dignity Health Human Trafficking Response Program – Shared Learnings Manual outlines a comprehensive framework for identifying and assisting victims of human trafficking within healthcare settings. It emphasizes a victim-centered, trauma-informed approach, detailing program goals, educational modules for staff, response procedures, and community resource algorithms. The manual serves as a guide for healthcare professionals to recognize signs of trafficking, implement appropriate responses, and collaborate with community resources to support victims effectively.

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What are 5 ways to prevent human trafficking?

3P Paradigm: The 3P Paradigm - prevention, protection, and prosecution - serves as the fundamental international framework to combat human trafficking. ( )

What are the 5 Ps of human trafficking?

Prevention, Protection, Prosecution, Partnership, and Policy are key to #endhumantrafficking and supporting survivors. Source: RYSE: Residential Youth Services Empowerment Today is globally recognized as #WorldDayAgainstTraffickinginPersons.

What nursing priority action is essential to interviewing a human trafficking victim?

The overarching goal improving health and safety, important to respect all patients assessment of their situation and risks to their safety, allow the patient to lead or set the pace of the exam, prioritize the safety of trafficked persons, yourself, and other staff, and provide a private, warm, quiet, and comfortable

What are the requirements for human trafficking training for all staff?

The Hotel Trafficking-Prevention Training Regulations After 2020 begins, every hotel or motel employee with a remote chance of interacting with trafficking victims is required to be given a minimum of 20 minutes training to identify and report human trafficking.

What is the goal of the Pearr approach?

The Provide privacy, Educate, Ask, Respect and Respond (PEARR) Tool, a recognized screening tool in the U.S., is a structured conversation guide for health professionals on how to provide trauma-sensitive assistance to patients who may be experiencing such violence, including human trafficking.