Human Trafficking: What Every Medical Professional Needs to Know Deadline for Response: December 1, 2022 First Name, Last Name & Degree Email Address Practice Name 1) In order for a situation to be considered human trafficking, there must be some form of sexual abuse involved. True False 2) Which of the following is not an indicator of a human trafficking victim? Tattoos with names or bar codes Bruises or burns Arrival at their medical appointments alone Lack of documentation (such as passport or identification) 3) As a medical professional, you are required to report human trafficking cases if you become aware of them. True False 4) Which of the following represent specific indicators for sex trafficking victims? An individual who appears to be younger than they are reporting Evidence of sexual trauma Frequent pregnancies Inappropriate or provocative clothing, such as lingerie All of the above. 5) Suspicious activities can be reported to the New Jersey Human Trafficking Hotline anonymously. True False Evaluation completed by: Physician Non-Physician E1. The content of the article was: Excellent Good Fair Poor E2. The author's writing style was: Excellent Good Fair Poor E3. The graphics included in the article were: Excellent Good Fair Poor E4. The stated objectives of this program were: Exceeded Met Not Met Was this article free of commercial bias? Yes No If not, why not? Please share your name and contact information so that we may investigate further. E5. Will the knowledge learned today affect your practice? Very Much Moderately Minimally None I attest that I have read the article “Human Trafficking: What Every Medical Professional Needs to Know” and am claiming 1 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit.™ Please sign in below box. Please enter today's date: Please provide your complete business address: Suggested topics for future articles: Time is Up! Time's up
