Mary Muse, Director of Nursing for the Wisconsin Department of Corrections and ANA representative on the National Commission on Correctional Health Care Board of Directors shares her thoughts on the future of correctional nursing in this Correctional Nursing Today episode. Mary has extensive ... Read More about The Future of Correctional Nursing (Podcast Episode 114)
The Correctional Nurse
The New Code of Ethics for Nurses: Some Things Never Change
The American Nurses Association (ANA) designated 2015 as the Year of Ethics for American Nurses. I have personally designated 2016 as the Year of Ethics for Correctional Nurses. This year I will be blogging regularly about the Code as I write a book to help correctional nurses apply the Code of ... Read More about The New Code of Ethics for Nurses: Some Things Never Change
Correctional Nurse Tales from Jails and Prisons: Nurse Radar
David Turner, RN, works in a maximum security receiving facility with an average daily population of 1600 male inmates. Here is his Correctional Nurse Tales from Jails and Prisons: Nurse Radar Correctional Nurse Tales from Jails and Prisons: Nurse Radar The Background I spent the first 20+ ... Read More about Correctional Nurse Tales from Jails and Prisons: Nurse Radar
January 2016 News Round Up (Podcast Episode 113)
Correctional nurses Gayle Burrow and Sue Smith join Lorry to discuss the latest correctional health care news. News Items: Disabilities Among Prison And Jail Inmates, 2011–12 The Bureau of Justice has published a special report on disabilities among prison and jail inmates. Using data from the ... Read More about January 2016 News Round Up (Podcast Episode 113)
How to Work with Correctional Officers
In most settings where nurses practice, the interdisciplinary team includes other health care professionals such as physicians, diagnostic technicians, and pharmacists. Sure, there may be unlicensed ancillary staff in the mix such as admissions clerks and supply personnel, but everyone is generally ... Read More about How to Work with Correctional Officers