Module 1
Florida law and board framework
10 to 12 minutes
Explains the Florida human-trafficking education requirement, the one-hour board-aprobado course rule, and what online aprobación means for physicians.
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Florida Human Trafficking Recognition and Response CE for Physicians
Bilingual information for physicians, clinical groups, and approval review of a future Florida human trafficking CE course. It includes a course walkthrough, curriculum, sample certificate, and planned pricing. Enrollment remains closed while approval and reporting are clarified.
Course content is for continuing education only and does not constitute medical advice, establish a physician-patient relationship, or replace clinical judgment.
Status
Available for clinician and aprobación review. CE credit, enrollment, and certificates remain closed while the Board of Medicine and reporting path are confirmed.
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Module 1: Florida law and board framework
10 to 12 minutes. Explains the Florida human-trafficking education requirement, the one-hour board-aprobado course rule, and what online aprobación means for physicians.
Module 2: Recognizing trafficking in clinical settings
15 minutes. Covers red flags in emergency care, primary care, outpatient visits, injury patterns, control dynamics, and common barriers to disclosure.
Module 3: Trauma-informed response and documentation
15 minutes. Teaches how to respond without increasing danger, how to document concerns accurately, and how to preserve patient trust while staying clinically appropriate.
Module 4: Reporting, resources, and office protocols
12 to 15 minutes. Walks through hotline, law-enforcement, safeguarding, and office-policy considerations, including signage and internal reporting procedures.
Module 5: Physician case application
8 to 10 minutes. Applies the content to short physician-focused cases involving adult patients, adolescents, companion control, and uncertain safety conditions.
Module 2
Recognizing trafficking in clinical settings
15 minutes
Covers red flags in emergency care, primary care, outpatient visits, injury patterns, control dynamics, and common barriers to disclosure.
Module 3
Trauma-informed response and documentation
15 minutes
Teaches how to respond without increasing danger, how to document concerns accurately, and how to preserve patient trust while staying clinically appropriate.
Module 4
Reporting, resources, and office protocols
12 to 15 minutes
Walks through hotline, law-enforcement, safeguarding, and office-policy considerations, including signage and internal reporting procedures.
Module 5
Physician case application
8 to 10 minutes
Applies the content to short physician-focused cases involving adult patients, adolescents, companion control, and uncertain safety conditions.
How the experience works
The course walkthrough is written for physician learners, with concise clinical scenarios and a practical documentation focus.
The one-hour CE core stays separate from any non-CE office staff supplement so the reporting path remains clean.
The course walkthrough remains open so regulators, physician groups, and clinical buyers can inspect the structure without logging in.