
Upcoming NCCHC Conferences Promote, Support Clinicians in Correctional Settings
Upcoming NCCHC conferences provide networking and educational opportunities for psychiatric clinicians working in the correctional setting.
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Proposals for Spring Conference
NCCHC invites mental health care clinicians to present at their Spring Conference on Correctional Health Care. Interested professionals can share session proposals for educational sessions and round table discussions for the meeting to help shape the future of correctional health care. Details are available on the
Educational and Network Opportunities at NCCHC’s National Conference
Educational sessions will cover the latest research, treatments, and strategies in correctional mental health, including suicidal ideation, complex posttraumatic stress disorder, dementia assessment and care, and substance use treatment programs, including opioid treatment programs. NCCHC has invited leading experts to present at the conference to provide insights into managing complex cases across psychiatric diagnoses in the incarcerated setting.
The NCCHC National Conference on Correctional Health Care conference will also feature innovative tools, techniques, and best practices that can be applied to the work environment to improve patient outcomes. Similarly, attendees will have access to a wealth of resources, including publications, guidelines, and support networks.
Roundtable breakfast discussions will feature discussions on special populations, including special issues associated with geriatric inmate patients and incarcerated patients in rural settings. Experts will also explore the potential role if artificial intelligence in psychiatric prison settings, diversity and inclusion efforts, and a reentry collaborative.
The conference’s exhibit hall will foster conversations among peers and industry as well as spotlight poster presentations on key clinical issues.
Participants can earn CME credits by attending workshops and presentations tailored to the unique challenges of correctional psychiatry. Discounted early registration is currently available through September 27, 2024.
New NCCHC Chair Elizabeth Lowenhaupt, MD, FAAP, CCHP, Excited for Conferences
"As a psychiatrist working with incarcerated patients, I find the NCCHC conferences invaluable in terms of learning, networking, and brainstorming with other physicians and multidisciplinary colleagues from across the country about challenges and opportunities we face in correctional health care,”
“I am especially excited now to be working with the organization and with colleagues to prioritize access to psychiatric, mental health, and substance use treatment upon re-entry into the community," she added.
Ms Sterling is vice president of professional services at NCCHC.
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