Asked by joji
Why is it important to avoid assumptions about patient situations that an individual is a victim of human trafficking?
a.
Instead, health care practitioners should be specific and say prostitute or unpaid laborer.
b.
Human trafficking is a new term, and many people do not know what it means.
c.
Pharmacy staff should focus on the medication and frame all problems around it.
d.
Some patients do not see themselves as victims of human trafficking and may take offense.
a.
Instead, health care practitioners should be specific and say prostitute or unpaid laborer.
b.
Human trafficking is a new term, and many people do not know what it means.
c.
Pharmacy staff should focus on the medication and frame all problems around it.
d.
Some patients do not see themselves as victims of human trafficking and may take offense.
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d. Some patients do not see themselves as victims of human trafficking and may take offense.
Labeling or assuming someone is a trafficking victim can stigmatize, damage trust, and discourage disclosure. Use nonjudgmental, trauma‑informed, open-ended questions and let the patient describe their situation.
Labeling or assuming someone is a trafficking victim can stigmatize, damage trust, and discourage disclosure. Use nonjudgmental, trauma‑informed, open-ended questions and let the patient describe their situation.
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