Correctional nurses Margaret Collatt, C. J. Young, and Mari Knight join Lorry to talk about the latest Correctional Health Care News. Pricey Hepatitis C Drugs Can Have Deadly Side-Effect for Some: FDA The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has added a Black Box Warning to new Hepatitis C ... Read More about October 2016 Correctional News Round Up (Podcast Episode 128)
The Correctional Nurse
Self-Injury: One System’s Approach
Robert D. Canning, Ph.D., CCHP, is Sr. Psychologist Specialist, Quality Management Program, Statewide Mental Health Program for California Correctional Health Care Services. This post is based on his session “Self-injury: Public Health Surveillance for Quality Improvement” taking place at the 2016 ... Read More about Self-Injury: One System’s Approach
Why Food Matters in Corrections (Podcast Episode 127)
Vinneth Carvalho MD, Assistant Chief of Psychiatry at the University of Connecticut-Correctional Managed Health Care, and Amy B. Smoyer, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Social Work, Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven, CT join Lorry to discuss the importance of food for ... Read More about Why Food Matters in Corrections (Podcast Episode 127)
Ethical Boundaries: What Correctional Nurses Need to Know
Deborah Ash, RN-MSN, MBA, LNC, CCHP is Vice President of Compliance for Advanced Correctional Healthcare in Peoria IL. This post is based on her session “Ethical Boundaries: What Nurses Need to Know” taking place at the 2016 National Conference on Correctional Health Care in Las Vegas, October ... Read More about Ethical Boundaries: What Correctional Nurses Need to Know
Psychological Autopsy (Podcast Episode 126)
Richard Craig, PhD, CCHP, served as the Chief Psychologist for the Idaho Department of Correction until his recent retirement. He has over 20 years of correctional experience. Dr. Craig spoke about Conducting a Psychological Autopsy at the 2016 National Conference on Correctional Health ... Read More about Psychological Autopsy (Podcast Episode 126)