HUMAN TRAFFICKING: A DENTAL PROFESSIONAL'S ROLE

Course overview

1 CE Hour | Self Paced | AGD Subject Code: 166 (Human Trafficking) This self-paced online course is designed to help dental and healthcare professionals recognize and respond appropriately to potential human trafficking situations encountered in clinical settings. Covering both foundational concepts and real-world indicators, Human Trafficking Awareness for Dental & Healthcare Professionals provides practical guidance on identifying risk factors, understanding victim behaviors, and following proper reporting and referral protocols. Whether fulfilling a continuing education requirement or expanding professional awareness, this course delivers a comprehensive, flexible learning experience focused on patient safety, ethical responsibility, and community awareness. Course Objectives: Define human trafficking and distinguish it from related forms of exploitation Identify major types of human trafficking, including sex and labor trafficking Recognize physical, behavioral, and environmental indicators of possible victimization Detect potential victims within dental and healthcare settings through observation and communication Understand appropriate documentation, referral, and reporting procedures Identify prevention strategies and available community and social service resources Key Details: CE Hours: 1 hour of self-instructional credit AGD Subject Code: 166 PACE-Approved National Provider Created: 2026 Access: Online, self-paced course Includes post-course knowledge assessment and survey