Child Labor Trafficking: Essentials for the Pediatric Forensic Nurse-Child Labor Trafficking 3.2022

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The video transcript discusses the topic of child labor trafficking in detail, covering definitions, history, risk factors, identification, and implications for practice. The presenter, Gail Horner, a forensic nursing specialist, emphasizes the importance of understanding child labor trafficking to aid in timely identification and intervention for victims. Various case studies and scenarios are presented to illustrate how healthcare providers, particularly forensic nurses, can recognize potential victims and provide trauma-informed care. Red flags, screening questions, and the importance of a multidisciplinary team approach involving child protective services and law enforcement are highlighted. The transcript concludes with a case study involving a 14-year-old victim of child labor trafficking, emphasizing the necessity of reporting concerns to the appropriate authorities and providing resources for victims. The speaker urges forensic nurses to play a crucial role in combating child labor trafficking and protecting vulnerable youth.

Keywords

child labor trafficking

definitions

epidemiology

risk factors

identification

trauma-informed care

forensic nurses

case study

history

implications for practice

forensic nursing specialist