However, none of these encounters resulted in the victim being freed because the health care professional failed to recognize the true condition. In a study of casualty unit personnel it was found that only 3% had ever had any training in recognizing trafficking victims (Chisolm-Strike and Richardson 2007). Health and Human Services, USA, provides a list of indicators for health care professionals to identify victims in its Rescue and Restore Campaign. The identification of being a victim of sexual trafficking is important for the right to health care (Dovydaitis 2010).