Titlebook: Health and Slavery; A Healthcare Provide Alison Fiander,Jane Lasonder Textbook 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Domestic Servitude to being exploited and the prevalence of domestic servitude in the UK. The chapter then goes on to explore the role of healthcare professionals in recognising and supporting survivors of domestic servitude. This chapter addresses why domestic servitude is so hard to recognise and how victims become

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Communicating with Victims of Modern Slaveryfy victims/survivors. The skills needed to support an individual pre disclosure, during disclosure and after disclosure should be carefully considered as insensitivity, dismissiveness or lack of empathy could cause unrecoverable damage to the relationship between a healthcare professional and their

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A Healthcare Provider Response to MSHTth vulnerable populations, I am keenly away of the intersection of human trafficking and the healthcare sector. One By One has developed and deployed a comprehensive training for healthcare workers in Kenya and Uganda, educating them on understanding human trafficking, how to identify it in the heal

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The Law and MSHT: it is profitable, and its perpetrators are capable of endless self-reinvention. This chapter attempts to provide some clarity particularly on the ways that present-day slavery shows itself and to whose benefit..The chapter will define modern slavery and human trafficking (MSHT)—also known as traff

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y and human trafficking.Written by students and edited by ex.Aimed 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 textb

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