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Recognizing Red Flags for Organ Trafficking

0.1 - Recognizing Red Flags for Organ Trafficking: World Day Against Trafficking in Persons

Presenter: Benita Padilla, Lisa Burnapp, Gia Tomadze, Dominique Martin, , ,
Authors: Benita Padilla, Lisa Burnapp, Gia Tomadze, Dominique Martin, Thomas Mueller, Sanjay Nagral

Program Outline

  • Opening Remarks - Sanjay Nagral
  • Importance of Red Flags / Discuss Identified Red Flags - Benita Padilla
  • Case 1: Georgia - Gia Tomadze
  • Case 2: United Kingdom - Lisa Burnapp
  • Responding to Red Flags - Dominique Martin
  • Open Forum
  • Closing Remarks - Thomas Mueller

Objectives

  • To highlight the importance of recognizing red flags as a tool for preventing incidents of organ trafficking
  • To enumerate suggested red flags identified from the published literature and our crowdsourcing
  • To demonstrate specific examples when the recognition of red flags was successful in preventing a potential trafficking incident
  • To identify ways how clinicians and organizations can respond to red flags and how governments can utilize red flags into their policies and procedures

Gia Tomadze, Georgia 
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Lisa Burnapp, United Kingdom 
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Dominique Martin, Australia 
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Benita Padilla, Philippines
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Sanjay Nagral, India  
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Thomas Mueller, Switzerland  
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