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This presentation will discuss human trafficking victims as patients who present within the healthcare system and will give you the tools to identify and care for them.

Human trafficking is a worldwide phenomenon that is underappreciated domestically. The victims are a varied group that defy most stereotypes but can be recognized once they enter the healthcare system because of the particular patterns they exhibit, assuming you're looking for the right thing and know the right questions to ask.

Policy changes at a federal level have made new resources available to this vulnerable population. As the people on the front lines, you play a critical role in identifying these patients and connecting them with life-line services such as healthcare, legal aid and help navigating their immigration status.

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After this webinar, participants will be able to:

1. Explain the global and domestic scope of human trafficking.
2. Describe common health utilization concerns and patterns of chief complaints for victims of human trafficking.
3. List red flags in patient histories and presentations that will serve as screens for human trafficking.
4. Understand strategies and resources to assist these patients when identified.
5. Discuss issues that impact healthcare protocols and practices.

About Your Speaker: Pinaki Mukherji, MD

Dr. Mukherji is the current program director of the Long Island Jewish Medical Center’s Emergency Medicine Residency Program. He is trained and board certified in both emergency medicine and internal medicine.

Dr. Mukherji has lectured nationally and internationally on varied topics and was a founding member of and a board member for the American Association for Emergency Medicine in India, which pushed to establish emergency medicine as a nationally recognized specialty in India.

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