Human trafficking and health: A conceptual model to inform policy, intervention and research

► Presents a conceptual model on health and the multi-stage process of human trafficking. ► Describes physical, psychological and occupational health influences linked to the stages of migration and exploitation. ► Suggests that prevention approaches address multiple stages of the trafficking process and work across borders and sectors. ► Anti-trafficking policies, services and research can draw on health strategies used with similarly vulnerable populations.