How to Assess for Trafficking

The human element in human compassion and empathy is so important when it comes to assessing for trafficking that we really need to not be in the kind of that automatic mode. I think about my patients that are speaking English as a second language, those that are working in sectors that I would be worried about trafficking for. Traffickers exploit an under regulated, underpaid industries like agriculture, construction work, manufacturing, health and beauty services,. Domestic work, hospitality services, migrants are vulnerable to trafficking substance users.