25 paged paper on Homeland Security ” how can policies made in healthcare be able to aid in prevention sex trafficking in the united states

25 paged paper on Homeland Security ” how can policies made in healthcare be able to aid in prevention sex trafficking in the united states

how can policies made in health care be able to aid in prevention sex traffucking in the united states
introduction
“South Carolina social works and the results were that the participants had very little to no training in domestic sex trafficking of minors or how to provide service to the population” (McClerklin-Motley, 2019)
Thesis: Current policies regarding sex trafficking in Homeland Security are not adequate to handle the human component of sex trafficking causing more damage to the victims then necessary. New policies need to make that allows health care providers to discretely and safely help victims.
Little to no training in police and social workers compared to health care providers
Lack of information and inaccurate understanding about human trafficking makes more comprehensive policies a lot harder than make.
human trafficking is a very serious public health issue and has a long-term physical, mental, social, and economic consequence for survivors, Healthcare providers play a crucial role in identification and care of the victims.
Literature review
Main points
Evaluate
Strengths
Weakness
Results and Strength
Gaps in evidence
methodology
Mix methods approach blending- quantitative and qualitative approach
Exploratory Research
findings
Policies are not comprehensive
Training are lacking in caring for the victims
Health care providers need more of a role due to their nature of caring
discussion
Sex trafficking signs
as explore routes into sex trafficking – (Baird, K., McDonald, Connolly, 2020) – (Nichols, 2016).
victim’s health
advocating that human trafficking is a very serious public health issue- (Rajaram, Tidball, 2018)
perspectives of Cambodian youth sex trafficking survivors by interview and the trauma they have as well as how they heal- (Tran, M. 2020)
Current polices
Policies not comprehensive – (Bouché, Wittmer, 2018).
Policies failures – (McClerklin-Motley, 2019)
Data collection- (Rothman, Farrell, Bright, Paruk, 2018)
Interview of SSU clinic
Alternative policies
Social media approach- (Torrence, D., & Danisek)
An Act to Protect Children and Others from Sexual Abuse and Exploitation
registered sex offender’s database
mitigation laws and regulations
India policies- abolish sex trafficking and assistance to the victims by all stakeholders- allows for better numbers for review – (Kara, S., & CIAO, 2009)
Increasing Health care providers role – (Paresa, C. K., 2020)
conclusion
summary
The way forward
references
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