Human trafficking is a major public health concern that brings about deleterious
psychological consequences and sequelae. Although a number of risk and protective factors …

Human-trafficking survivors suffer significant physical, mental, and social health
consequences, prompting them to seek health care services. Although there is research …

This study aims to contribute to the body of human trafficking and mental health literature by
synthesizing past research on mental health issues experienced by human trafficking …

Trauma-informed care (TIC) as practiced within anti-human trafficking work is still in its early
stages, and there is a significant need for specific guidelines concerning how to apply TIC …

Human trafficking, which includes sex and labor trafficking, is a pressing issue that needs to
be more adequately addressed. Health care professionals have a unique opportunity to …

Human trafficking, although commonly conceived of as a crime, is also a matter for the fields
of health and public health. Trafficked individuals suffering physical, sexual, and/or …

More than 27 million people are victims of human trafficking worldwide according to the US
Department of State. This qualitative study was conducted to understand the education and …

While it is common for trafficked persons (TP) to access healthcare, few healthcare providers
have had training and lack confidence in their ability to respond effectively. Additionally …

Approximately 25 million individuals are exploited for sex and labor trafficking internationally
at any given time. The United States is one of the largest markets for human trafficking, and …

Human trafficking, the exploitation of others for personal gain, is a form of modern day
slavery and a complex human rights issue with far reaching impact (Thompson & Haley …