Child Trafficking: Where Potential Medical Recognition Can Connect a Community’s Network for Rescue and Recovery

Wednesday, April 23, 2025, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM, Online


AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ (1.00 hours), ABP MOC Part 2 (1.00 hours), Contact Hours (ANCC) (1.00 hours), Ethics (1.00 hours), Non-Physician Attendance (1.00 hours)

Weekly lectures and training on relevant child abuse awareness and prevention topics to support practitioners: April 2nd: Navigating Recent Changes in Child Abuse Legislation: How Practitioners Can Better Support Vulnerable Children and Families (Dr. Christopher Greeley, Casey Weary and Diane Kaulen) April 9th: Understanding the Spectrum of Sexual Behaviors in Childhood (Dr. Mackenzie Hughes) April 16th: Suspected Abusive Head Trauma: The Role of the Child Abuse Pediatrician (Dr. Dhvani Shanghvi) April 23rd: Child Trafficking: Where Potential Medical Recognition Can Connect a Community’s Network for Rescue and Recovery (Dr. Reena Isaac) April 30th: Clues to Navigating Difficult Conversations (Dr. Marcy Donaruma)

Objective(s): 1 Recognize various signs and symptoms of potential abuse/ trafficking and engage key partners who can assist in the further safety and health of a child. 1 Highlight a community’s (and state’s) strategic and collaborative plan for prevention, identification, and intervention. 2 Formulate a plan of action when confronted with a case of suspected abuse/neglect/ trafficking
Location: Online
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Faculty Disclosures:
Reena Isaac, MD (Nothing to disclose - 03/24/2025)
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1. Highlight a community’s (and state’s) strategic and collaborative plan for prevention, identification, and intervention.
2. Recognize various signs and symptoms of potential abuse/ trafficking and engage key partners who can assist in the further safety and health of a child.
3. Formulate a plan of action when confronted with a case of suspected abuse/neglect/ trafficking

1. Recognize various signs and symptoms of potential abuse/ trafficking and engage key partners who can assist in the further safety and health of a child.
2. Formulate a plan of action when confronted with a case of suspected abuse/neglect/ trafficking
3. Highlight a community’s (and state’s) strategic and collaborative plan for prevention, identification, and intervention.

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