Titlebook: Medical Perspectives on Human Trafficking in Adolescents; A Case-Based Guide Kanani E. Titchen,Elizabeth Miller Book 2020 Springer Nature S

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Human Trafficking in Adolescents and Young Adults with Co-existing Disordered Eating Behaviors,limited research has shown a correlation between the consequences of human trafficking and eating disorders, the following two cases reflect the importance in considering both. The first case illustrates challenges in the identification of human trafficking in a patient with disordered eating behavi

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LGBTQIA+ Youth and Human Trafficking, than other youth. While this is a varied, diverse, and resilient population, there are many factors affecting LGBTQIA youth at higher rates such as lack of parental support and homelessness, violence, victimization, and resulting mental health issues that place them at higher risk for human traffic

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Homelessness, Unstable Housing, and the Adolescent Patient,ness in a single year. Youth homelessness is a pathway to another growing public health concern?— human trafficking. While the profile of trafficking victims spans all demographics, there are certain vulnerabilities and circumstances that lead to higher risk for victimization. Youth who have been pu

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The Patient with Substance Use,substance use among youth impacted by commercial sexual exploitation. In particular, the chapter highlights the intersecting risks and contexts of substance use and commercial sexual exploitation, as well as opportunities and challenges in providing substance use treatment to youth impacted by comme

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The Subspecialties,e of human trafficking victims as they present to emergency departments, obstetrics and gynecology, and primary care, few medical subspecialists have noted cases of human trafficking. Many subspecialists may mistakenly believe that they do not care for patients who are being trafficked. Here, a huma

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Medicolegal Aspects and Mandatory Reporting,several historical indicators that suggest child sex trafficking. Eventually the patient confirms she is experiencing sexual exploitation. The youth is found to be pregnant. The source of her symptoms requires hospital admission. Legal issues arise when the patient resists admission, indicates that

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Survivor Insights,Human Trafficking,” “The Patient with Substance Use,” “Boys Are Trafficked Too?,” and “Building Resilience and Fostering Prevention,” survivors openly offer their perspectives or contribute their professional knowledge and expertise to the chapter content. At times, survivors have counseled chapter