An Act providing for standardized human trafficking screening and intervention protocols in health care facilities; imposing duties on the Department of Health; and providing for training and enforcement.
Referred to Health
Summary
The bill orders the Department of Health to create standard screening and response procedures for human trafficking in emergency departments, urgent‑care centers, and community health centers. All patient‑facing staff must be trained on these procedures and facilities must submit annual, de‑identified data on screenings and referrals. The aim is to spot victims early, connect them with services, and keep them safe.
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