• Human Trafficking: A Global Health Emergency provides a comprehensive overview of the issue of human trafficking from the perspectives of nursing, criminal justice, and the social sciences.
• The book examines the health consequences of human trafficking, including physical, mental, and sexual health problems.
• It also explores the role of nurses in providing care to victims of human trafficking and in preventing the crime from occurring.
• The book includes contributions from experts in the field of human trafficking, including researchers, practitioners, and policymakers.
• It is an essential resource for anyone who wants to learn more about this important issue.
• The book is divided into three parts:

- The first part provides an overview of the issue of human trafficking, including its definition, scope, and causes. - The second part examines the health consequences of human trafficking, including physical, mental, and sexual health problems. - The third part explores the role of nurses in providing care to victims of human trafficking and in preventing the crime from occurring.