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The collaborative efforts of a multidisciplinary community-based team to address victims of commercial sexual exploitation.

OBJECTIVE
This study explored the perceptions of members of a multidisciplinary team (MDT) when working with victims of commercial sexual exploitation.


METHOD
Sixteen members of a state-mandated MDT, representing various professions, were individually interviewed to gain their perspective on the functioning of the MDT, including challenges and strengths.


RESULTS
Members of the MDT held basically positive perceptions of the process and reported a sense of teamwork. They emphasized ways in which multiple disciplines are needed to best provide for these victims.


CONCLUSION
Results provide support for the role of MDTs in handling cases of commercial sexual exploitation. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2021 APA, all rights reserved).