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Are you equipped to recognize the signs of human trafficking or abuse during patient interactions? Learn how to provide support and resources during this webinar course.
Course Overview
Are you equipped to recognize the signs of human trafficking or abuse during patient interactions?
Many patients seek dental care because of underlying abusive situations. If you suspect abuse or trafficking while providing oral healthcare, do you know if it is reportable? Do you have the necessary resources to guide those seeking help and escape? By building trust, honing clinical evaluation skills, and knowing where to turn for support, you can make a significant difference in a patient’s life.
In this webinar course, you can discover how to make an impact. Learn to identify the signs and take the first step toward providing support and resources for patients who may be experiencing human trafficking or abuse.
Course Credentials
Course Compatibility
Desktop, laptop, tablet, and smartphone
AGD Code
166
At the end of this webinar course, you will be able to:
- Define key terms and identify individuals who may be vulnerable to human trafficking or abuse.
- Recognize warning signs and patterns indicating individuals who may be in crisis, need help, or are at risk.
- Recommend appropriate reporting procedures and support resources for those experiencing trafficking or abuse.
Subject Matter Experts
Karen Kinsley Gregory, RN, CDIPC, is a registered nurse who found her home in the dental community. With over 20 years of compliance experience, Ms. Gregory currently operates her own consulting company and applies her passion for process and policy to support healthcare providers in creating a safe space for workers and patients. Ms. Gregory was one of the first recipients of the Certified in Dental Infection Prevention and Control (CDIPC) certification and has received several ADS (formerly OSAP) awards including the Dr. James J. Crawford Lifetime Achievement Award. She co-chairs the ADS Boot Camp Program Committee and is on the editorial review board for Infection Control in Practice. To give back to her community and live out her faith, Ms. Gregory has been involved in numerous Mission of Mercy dental clinics. She has disclosed financial interest as a key opinion leader or consultant for Hu-Friedy and SciCan.
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