Tony Tamburello, MD, discusses advancements in correctional psychiatry, emphasizing ethical care, complex patient needs, and the role of technology in treatment.
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Dionne Hart, MD, explores the evolution of correctional psychiatry, emphasizing its community roots and the need for comprehensive, collaborative care.
Clinicians face challenges in suicide risk assessment, especially with patients denying intent before tragic outcomes. Understanding lethal suicide deniers is crucial.
The resource includes the latest research and best practices for addressing the opioid crisis with incarcerated individuals.
How can you provide comprehensive care in underserved environments, particularly for individuals with complex mental health needs? Amitha Dhingra, MD, weighs in.
Upcoming NCCHC conferences provide networking and educational opportunities for psychiatric clinicians working in the correctional setting.
Effective coordination of EHR system data between youth justice facilities and reentry programs can play a pivotal role in a youth’s successful reintegration into the community.
The scholarships will support up to 10 students and early career professionals.
Elizabeth Lowenhaupt, MD, CCHP, shares her insights and experiences on correctional psychiatry and juvenile mental health as she looks toward the future of the field.
The meeting will discuss the importance of MOUD in reducing overdose deaths and suicides, improving public health and safety, and aligning with evidence-based practices.
The NCCHC and 166 national organizations recently signed a letter to Senate leadership advocating for increased access to buprenorphine.
The National Commission on Correctional Health Care has issued a new directive for trauma-responsive care for children and adolescents in correctional facilities.
Have you registered for the NCCHC National Conference?
Do you need more information on opioid use disorder? This webinar can help.
Apply for a scholarship for the NCCHC Correctional Mental Health Care Conference!
