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245 1 0 _aHealth and Slavery
_h[electronic resource] :
_bA Healthcare Provider's Guide to Modern Day Slavery and Human Trafficking /
_cedited by Alison Fiander, Jane Lasonder.
250 _a1st ed. 2024.
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_bImprint: Springer,
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300 _aXV, 269 p. 34 illus., 33 illus. in color.
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505 0 _aAn overview of Modern-Day Slavery and Human Trafficking -- The size of the problem globally & in the UK -- Forced Labour, Labour Exploitation and Debt Bondage -- Forced Criminal Activity -- Criminal Exploitation, Child Criminal Exploitation & County Lines -- Sexual Exploitation -- Domestic Servitude -- The Role of Healthcare Professionals in tackling MSHT -- Communicating with victims of modern slavery -- A healthcare response to MSHT -- A Healthcare Provider response to MSHT -- The global response to modern slavery and Global Health -- A survivor’s voice -- The law and MSHT -- Addressing health in the United Nations legal and policy frame work against trafficking in persons -- National Referral Mechanisms -- When Doing No Harm Means Making the Hard Call: How Civil Society and Medical Practitioners can join hands in anti-trafficking efforts -- The UK response to MSHT -- Organisations working in Modern Day Slavery and Human Trafficking (MSHT) -- VITA - Addressing Human Trafficking as a Health and Public Health Problem -- Helen Bamber foundation -- The Salvation Army -- Hope for Justice -- Relentless -- Red Alert Task Force -- Haven of Light -- One by One -- Causeway -- Twentyfour-Seven Inc -- Bright Fame -- El Roi, Freehearted - The Netherlands -- Step Up Stop Slavery -- Case Study of organisation working in the field: Aviv Ministry, Tel Aviv, Israel -- Case Study: Taliza’s story – sexual exploitation.
520 _aAimed at Healthcare Professionals (doctors, nurses, allied professionals) and healthcare students, to raise awareness, recognition and guidance on what to do in the face of suspected Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking (MSHT). This textbook includes consideration of the size of the problem, MSHT indicators, important communication skills, the reporting of suspected cases and organisations working in the field. The majority of victims of MSHT come into contact with healthcare professionals (HCPs) at some point in their journey but HCPs report feeling ill equipped to recognise or manage a potential victim, (90% of victims of MSHT come into contact with a HCP but only 10% of HCPs know how to recognise victims and what to do). As such this topic should be represented in undergraduate and post graduate curricula. This textbook deals with the identification and appropriate management of suspected cases. It has been edited by Prof Alison Fiander and Ms Jane Lasonder and written by Healthcare professionals, Medical Students from the School of Medicine, Cardiff University as part of a Student Selected Component, Survivors of MSHT, and organisations working in the Human Trafficking field, including the UN.
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