Sue Smith and Gail Normandin-Carpio join Lorry Schoenly in discussing correctional healthcare news stories from the past month. Story #1: Nevada Prison Begins Charging for Services Our first story comes from Nevada where the Elk County Sherriff has started charging prisoners $10 per day for meals ... Read More about February 2014 Correctional Healthcare News Round-Up (podcast)
The Correctional Nurse
Nurse Perceptions of Correctional Health Care (podcast)
In this episode of Correctional Nursing Today Karen Marchand-Singleton discusses her research involving nurse perceptions of correctional health care. Karen performed this research as part of her master’s degree program and hopes to expand her sample in future research. Karen’s entry into ... Read More about Nurse Perceptions of Correctional Health Care (podcast)
January 2014 Correctional News Round-Up
In this first news round-up of 2014, Catherine Knox, Susan Laffan, and Pat Voermans discuss the latest correctional healthcare news. Story #1 Oregon Enrolling inmates in ACA - Jails and Prisons Jails and prisons in Oregon are making the news as journalists pursue the story of inmates being signed ... Read More about January 2014 Correctional News Round-Up
December 2013 News Round-Up (podcast)
Regular panelists Johnnie Lambert, Mari Knight, and Margaret Collatt help us close out the year with discussion of December 2013 correctional healthcare news. Let’s roll…… Story #1: Eye Care Rare Among Low Income Diabetics – Implications for Correctional Nursing? Our first story, while not ... Read More about December 2013 News Round-Up (podcast)
Vicarious Traumatization in Correctional Nursing (podcast)
Have you ever felt traumatized at the end of your work day? Maybe you have gone through periods of feeling very burned out in your nursing practice. In this episode I talk with Tanya Munger about her research into vicarious traumatization in correctional nursing. She surveyed correctional nurses ... Read More about Vicarious Traumatization in Correctional Nursing (podcast)