Apprise: Sentinel Surveillance of Labor Exploitation and Its’ Potential Impact on Migration Policy

Thinyane, Hannah; Sassetti, Francisca

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-43942-2_11

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“…28,29 One alternative surveillance approach that has been previously suggested is human trafficking sentinel surveillance. 30,31 A sentinel surveillance system comprises a network of strategically located nodes (or sentinel sites) where the probability of detecting a condition of interest is higher than average. Sites are selected nonrandomly to sample changes in numbers and characteristics over time.…”

Section: Sentinel Surveillance Overviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Community Health Centers and Sentinel Surveillance of Human Trafficking in the United States

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Thinyane²,

Teufel

2022

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Human trafficking is increasingly understood as a global public health concern that harms individuals, families, and communities by directly and indirectly causing a multitude of adverse physical and mental health outcomes. 1 Intersecting with a complex range of social determinants of health (eg, income, migration status, social exclusion), 2 human trafficking manifests itself through various forms of commercial sexual exploitation and forced labor. Researchers, policy makers, and survivors have promoted reframing human trafficking, which is traditionally perceived as a law enforcement issue, as a public health issue. 3 The US public health community has broadly responded with high levels of engagement, including delineating research priorities, 4 developing prevention strategies, 5 and advocating for policy changes. 6

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confidence: 99%