Originally aired September 17. 2011: Lorry talks with Dr. Tina Maschi, assistant professor at the Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service in New York City about her work on behalf of prisoners. She is a 2010 recipient of the competitive Hartford Geriatric Social Work Faculty Scholars ... Read More about Aging Stressors and Inmate Health

Originally aired August 28, 3011: A chat with Ann Norman, SEN, RGN, a long time prison nurse now advising the Royal College of Nursing where she assists in the development of policy support for members locally and nationally across the 4 UK countries. In her role she actively support the interests ... Read More about Correctional Nursing in the UK

Originally aired June 29, 2011: Paul "Trey" Flores, BSN, RN, CCHP shares an insider look at nursing in county jails and detention facilities. He should know, having worked a variety of these settings from small 400 inmate sites to those with over 3,700 average daily population. ... Read More about Tales from the Jail: Inside Jail Nursing

Originally aired May 26, 2011: Lorry interviews Tre' O'Brien, BSN, RN, CCHP-RN about her work in developing critical thinking skills for correctional nurses. Tre' has been a registered nurse for over 23 years with experience in nursing including acute care, outpatient services and management. She ... Read More about Critical Thinking in Correctional Nursing

Originally Aired April 7, 2011: Guest Gregory Famiglio, MD discusses his experiences with seizure management in the inmate population, especially the challenges of psychogenic seizures and the female population. Dr. Famiglio practices in a female prison in the Pennsylvania Prison System. ... Read More about Understanding Inmate Seizure Disorders: Considering Psychogenic Causes