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)
The Correctional Nurse
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)
First Ever Reader Survey!
I don’t know why I didn't think of this before. CorrectionalNurse.Net has been around since early 2009 yet I have never asked for your feedback on what you want and need from the blog. Now is your chance to help me plan for the year ahead by joining reader survey. Please take a few minutes to let me ... Read More about First Ever Reader Survey!
November 2013 News Round-Up: Pew Report on Prison Healthcare Spending (podcast)
Our panel of nurse experts drills deep into the recently published Pew Report on Prison Healthcare Spending to discuss implications and compare their experiences with the report’s recommendations. Panelists include Johnnie Lambert, correctional nurse and Vice-President, Clinical Operations, Policy ... Read More about November 2013 News Round-Up: Pew Report on Prison Healthcare Spending (podcast)
Correctional Nurse Gratitude for Correctional Officers on Thanksgiving
I am a whiner – ask anyone who knows me. In fact, check out last year’s post on this topic. But, that’s why I love Thanksgiving – a season when I can re-center myself on all the blessings of life and the people who do so much with so little recognition. This Thanksgiving season I have been pondering ... Read More about Correctional Nurse Gratitude for Correctional Officers on Thanksgiving