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GRANT COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS AGENDA MEETING REQUEST FORM
(Must be submitted to the Clerk of the Board by 12:00pm on Thursday)
REQUESTING DEPARTMENT:. Grant County Sheriff's Office
REQUEST SUBMITTED BYTonya Steele.
onre 9/5/2024
PHONE: 509-754-2011 ext 2025
CONTACT PERSON ATTENDING ROUNDTABLE: Chief Coats, Undersheriff McMillan
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Morgan De La Torre and Dr. Morgan Fife to attend the National Conference on Correctional Health Care
in Las Vegas, NV. Departing 10/18/2024, Returning10/24/2024 '
Cover Jail standards etc
Cost: Approx $8000.00
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OUT OF STATE TRAVEL REQUEST APPLICATION
Traveler's Name* Dept/Committee* Date of Request*
Morgan De La Torre GCSO/Corrections 9/5/2 . 024
Departure Date* Return Date*
10/18/2024 10/24/2024
06:00 AM LL. 006:00 PM
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Destination (City, County,, State)*
Las Vegas, NV
Hotel - GSA Rate*
$152.00
Hotel - Nightly Rate*
$184.00
Grant*
No
Purpose of Travel*
Travel Type*
Out of State Travel
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Attend National Conference on Correctional Health Care
Additional attendee: Dr. Morgan Fife
Lodging- $3010.00
Per diem- $448.50
Conference- $1580.00
Flight- Estimated $3000.00
Cost Application*
Conference Rate
Rental Car Required
No
Explanation for Rate (required if hotel cost is greater than per diem, or government rate)*
Conference Rate
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Announcing: The National Conference on Correctional Health Care, your opportunity to
amplify your voice, engage your curiosity, and your career.
Gather with more than 1,000 colleagues from around the country for education, exploration, and networking. Be inspired by the many
ways the field is stepping up to provide quality patient care, gather practical solutions and best practices, and return with a renewed
passion for your work.
If you've never been to Las Vegas, now's your chance — we won't be back until 2026! And if you' re a regular,
you know all about the glitz, glamour, great food, and entertainment that awaits.
Amplify your professional development and commitment to the field. Empower yourself and your team with innovative ideas
Engage with like-minded correctional health care professionals and and workable solutions.
learn from the experts — and each other. Discover the spectacle and sensation that Is Las Vegas!
Amplify `our Professional Growth-
CCHP Exams
The Certified Correctional Health Professional exam
and all specialty CCHP exams will be offered at the
National Conference. Take your career to the next level
on Sunday, October 20, 1 pm — 3 pm. CCHP-RN testing
will take place on Monday, October 21, 1 pm - 3 pm.
Find out more and submit your application at ncchc.
org/professional-certif ication.
- wppiiicaaons MUSt be received by September 26. A
With sessions geared toward all levels of experience and
knowledge, the National Conference delivers unparalleled
education and professional development opportunities for:
Administrators l Attorneys * Counselors *
Custody staff * Dentists s Legal professionals * Nurses e
Nurse practitioners is PAs a Pharmacists * Physicians
Psychiatrists * Psychologists * Social workers e
All correctional health professionals
Keynote Event and Awards Ceremony
Start Monday morning on a high note with the presentation
of NCCHCs annual awards, a chance to hear from NCCHC
leadership, and a special keynote address.
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The maximum CEhours indicated below include participation inpreconference seminars.
CCHPs:Certified Correctional Health
Professionals may earn up1o3lGcontact
hours of Category | continuing education for
Counselors: Many states accept APA-
000reditededucation. Please check your
state's requirements.
Nurses: The National Commission on
Correctional Health Care isaccredited aae
provider ofnursing continuing professional
development bvthe American Nurses
Credentia|/ngCenter's Commission on
Accreditation.
NCCHC designates this educational activity for
a maximum of 32.5 contact hours.
Nurse Practitioners: AANPand many
states accept ANCQAOOME,mgeneral CE
certificates. Check your mtate'arequirements.
FAo Many states and the AAPAaccept
ACCMEcertificates. Please check your state's
requirements.
The National Commission on
Correctional Health Care isaccredited bvthe
Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical
Education toprovide continuing medical
education for physicians.
NCCHCdes{gnates this live activity fora
maximum of325AMA PRACategory Y
Credit(s)" Physicians should claim onlythe
o�� dcommenau�t w�hthe ex�nt Lhe|r
participation in the activity.
The National Commission
onCorrectional Health Care isapproved bv
the AmehcanPsychological AamocoUon -
10sponsor continuing education for
psychologists. NOOHOmaintains responsibility
for this program and its content. This
educational activity has been approved for up
to32.Shours ofcredit. (See the Schedule at a
Glance for sessions that have been approved
for APAcredh.)
Soo/a! Workers: This program will apply to
the National Association ofSocial Workers
for 32.5social work continuing education
contact hours.
General: If yomar 0 inone oft eaenemed
categories, select General 10earn a
education certificate.
continuing
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Topical, informative seminars will help you stay up to date-o'n critical issues facing the field. Maximize your education and CE hours while
you learn about NCCHC standards and other vital subjects. Use theseas your last prep before taking the CCHP exam on Sunday!
Separate registration fee required.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 19 9 AM 5 PMJ $195
P01 An In -Depth Review of NCCHC"s Standards for Health Services P A i I
P02 An In -Depth Review of NCCHCs Standards for Mental Health Services
Sharers Barboza, PhD
CCHP-MH Barboza Consulting; Robert Simon, MEd, LPC-S
CCHP, National Commission on
Correctional Health Care
The Standards for Mental Health Services in Correctional Facilities provide a framework for improved
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mental health care delivery and outcomes in adult correctional facilities. The foundation of NCCHC's
mental health accreditataion program, these standards parallel those of health services in format -and
substance, but they make more explicit what the standards require for a equate deliver of mant'ni health
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services. Whether or not your facility plans to be accredited, this seminar will explain what the standards
say in the areas of care and treatment, clinical records, administration, personnel, legal issues, and more. The course is an excellent review for
mental health professionals who are interested in taking the CCHP-MH exam or registered to take it. The registration fee includes a copy of the
mental health Standards, an $80 value. 7 CE credits.
P03 An In -Depth Review of NCCHVs 2022 Standards for Juvenile Health Services
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Juan Nunez, MD CCHP-GP, - Carrie Reindollar
CCHP Consultant, CCHP, National Commission on Correctional Health Care
This seminar will discuss the 2022 Standards for Health Services in Juvenile Detention and Confinement
Facilities, NCCHCs most up-to-date recommendations for managing medical and mental health care
delivery in juvenile facilities. These standards parallel those for adult health services in format and
substance while making more explicit what the standards require for adequate delivery of health services
for youths. Whether or not your facility plans to be accredited, you will leave equipped to implement
quality improvements that will lead to more efficient and effective delivery of services, better patient
care, fewer adverse events, and reduced liability risk. The registration fee includes a copy of the juvenile Standards, a $90 value. 7 CE credits.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 9 AM 120*30
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PO4 Principles for a Viable Suicide Prevention Program
Lindsay Hayes,, MS, National Center on Institutions and Alternatives
Suicide continues to be a leading cause of death in correctional facilities, representing a serious public health problem
correctional, medical, and mental health administrators as well as their staff. Many of these deaths are preventable. Thy
preconference seminar will provide an overview of suicide among incarcerated individuals, offer guiding principles for suid e
prevention, and present critical components to developing and/or revising suicide prevention policies. 3.5 CE credits
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U&%5 C%orrectional Nursing-, Elevating Your Practice
Mari Knight, MSN, RN, CCHP-RN, CCHP-A, and Tracey Titus, RN, CCHP-RN, CCHP-A, Centurion
Health•Denise Rahaman, MBA,, BSN, CCHP-RN
,
CCHpA CFG Health System
While traditional nursing education and experiences are valuable in correctional
nursing, nothing can fully prepare you for your role as a correctional nurse
a
specialty that is most often learned on the job — until now. Whether you are brand
new to the field or an experienced correctional nurse, this course will cover critical
areas of correctional nursing from intake to release and the days, or hours, in
between. Based on NCCHC standards, this review is a fantastic preparation tool for those interested in becoming certified as a CCHP-RNand a
great refresher for all correctional nurses. 7 CE credits ,
Discounted rate for Academy members: $79 Nonmembers: $99, includes one year of Academy membership
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 11*030 PM — 5 PM
$99
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07 Psychopharmacy.- Risks and Best Practices
Scott Eflason, MD, CCHP-MH, Andrew Johnson, MD, Vicki Miller MSN, FNP-BC, Amanda Tillemans, DNP, APRN,
CCHR and Sohrab Zahedi, MD, Centurion Health (Not pictured: Dr. Johnson, Ms. Miller, Dr. Zahedi)
There are considerable risks to consider when prescribing psychiatric medications to incarcerated
patients. This seminar will review the challenges and focus on safely helping this vulnerable population
receive the mental health care they need. It will also look at documentation strategies to make sure
providers are legally protected. 3.5 CE credits I
P08 Continuous Quality Improvement: Strategies and Techniques to Measure Change
Cheryl Esposito, MSN, RN, CCHP-RN, MEDIKO; Karen Riley, MBA, RN, CCHP-RN, Karen Riley Consulting, LLC
Effective continuous quality improvement programs advance patient care, improve efficiencies in medical
and mental health services delivery, help health professionals practice smarter, enable analysis of
outcomes, and lead to objective analyses of areas needing i I improvement. A well -formulated CQI program
also enables a correctional system to effectively respond to litigation. Despite these benefits, health
professionals often view CQI as an accreditation requirement rather than as an essential component of
the overall program. Participants will gain appreciation for the clinical and administrative value of a comprehensive CQI program and learn how to
implement a useful program. 3.5 CE credits
This grid shows the preconference seminars and conference concurrent sessions scheduled at this time. Sessions' content areas indicate their
main focus to help in your planning. Attend any session in any area.
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8 am - 5 pm
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Registration
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9am-5pm
PRECONFERENCE SEMINARS
Poll An In -Depth Review of NCCHC's Standards for Health Services in Jails
Jeffrey Alvarez MD CCHP-CP CCHP-A;
and Prisons*
Tracey Titus RN CCHP-RN CCHP-A
Standards and accreditation
P02 An In -Depth Review of NCCHC's Standards for Mental Health Services*
Sharen Barboza PhD CCHP-MH; Robert
Standards
Simon MEd LPC-S CCHP
and accreditation
P03 An In -Depth Review of NCCHC's Standards for Juvenile Health
Juan Nunez MD CCHP-CP; Carrie
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Services*
Reindollar CCHP
Standards and accreditation
accreditation
:ta t i :on
10 am - 2 pm
NCCHC Store
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PRECONFERENCE SEMINARS
9 am - 12:30 pm
PO4 Principles for a Viable Suicide Prevention Program*
Lindsay Hayes MS
Suicide Prevention
Mari Knight MSN RN CCHP-RN CCHP-A;
9am-5pm
P05 Correctional Nursing: Elevating Your Practice
Denise Rahaman MBA BSN CCHP-RN
CCHP-A; Tracey Titus RN CCHP-RN
Nursing
CCHP-A
10 am - 2 pm
NCCHC Store
1pm-3pm
CCHP Exams: CCHP,,__CCHP-MH, CCHP-RN (12:30pm check -in. Preregis-
tration required. No on -site applications accepted.)PRECONFERE14CE
SEMINARS
1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
P06 Breaking the Opioid Cycle: From Arrest to Successful Housing*
Frank Mazza MS; Lawrence Mendel
DO CCHP; Peter Perroncello MS CJM
Substance Use
_CCHP; Bill Teel MS
Scott Eliason MD CCHP-MH; Andrew
1:30 pm - 5 pm
P07 Psychopharmacy: Risks and Best Practices*
Johnson MD; Vicki Miller MSN FNP-BC;
Mental Health/
Amanda Tillemans DNP APRN CCHP;
Pharmaceuticals
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Sohrab Zahedi MD
1:30 pm - 5 pm
P08 Continuous Quality Improvement: Strategies and Techniques to
Cheryl Esposito MSN RN CCHP-RN;
Measure Change* - --------- -
Karen Riley MBA RN CCHP-RN
Quality
5 prn - 6:30 pm
Exhibit Hall Opening
pen g Reception,
F7am
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RegistratZionE= ------------ — -------- - --
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8 am - 9:30 am
Opening Ceremony, Awards, and Keynote Ad dre ss
9:30 am - 1 pm
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9:30 am - 10:30 am
Exhibit Hall Refreshment Break (Sponsored by CorrecTek, Inc.)
9:30 am - 3 pm
NCCHC Store
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10:30 am - 11:45 am
CONCURRENT SESSION 1
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401 The Promise and Problems of Immunotherapy for Cancer*
Richard Kosierowski MD CCHP
Medical A
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402 The Intersection of Ethics and Correctional Nursing
Mary Muse MSN RN CCHP-RN CCHP-A_
Nursing
403 Treatment Strategies to Reduce Chronic Self -Injury in Emotionally
Joel Andrade PhD LICSW CCHP-MH;
Dysregulated Individuals*
Steven Helfand Psyl) CCHP
Mental Health/Suicide
404 Navigating Legal Challenges in Corrections: Key Risks and
Considerations*
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Deana Johnson JD
Legal
405 How to Successfully Pass a DEA Audit of Your OTP Program*
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Crosby Amoah PharmD RN CCHP;
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Pharmaceuticals/__
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Rachel Legg PharmD
Administration I
Times and sessions are subject to change. Please check the online agenda at ncchc.org/national-conference for the most up-to-date information
Skill Level (SL) B=Basic I=Intermediate A —Advanced * = Approved for APA credit
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406 Innovative Approaches to Medicaid Access and Continuity of Care for
Youths*
407 Pioneering CMS 1115 Medicaid Waivers and the Impact on Reentry*
Exhibit Ha c 11 Un - h
CONCURRENT SESSION 2
408 Clinical and Legal Considerations for Managing Withdrawal*
409 Turning Sick Call and Chronic Care Upside Down
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410 Supporting Behavior Change and Overcoming Resistance*
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Elizabeth Laferriere MPP
Seth Stabinsky MD CCHP-CP CCHP-A;
Stephanie Landgraf; Jessica Landreth
Kaveh Ofogh MD; Taylor Brewer JD
Marc Stern MD MPH
Sharen Barboza PhD CCHP-MH
:ULM_M[.jLM My
Juvenile/Reenty B
Reentry/AdministrationA
Medical/Legal
Nursing
Mental Health
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1 pm - 2:30 pm
411 Outside the Walls: Best Practices in Juvenile Reentry*
Elizabeth Lowenhaupt MD CCHP;
Ayodele Ogunlela MD; Michelle Staples-
Juvenile/Reentry
Horne MD MPH CCHP
I
412 Concerns and Strategies for Justice -involved Women*
Melody Anderson LMHC; Talona Talbot
Women's Health/
MHA LMFT
Special Populations B
413 Addressing Diversion of Medications for Opioid Use Disorder*
Andrew Schreier LPC CCHP; Lisa Yanny
RN PMH-_BC CCHP; Hillary Tamar MD
Substance Use
2:45 pm - 3:45 pm CONCURRENT SESSION 3
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415 Clinical Insights for Mastering Special Diet Orders*
Philip Eskew DO JD CCHP-CP
Medical
416 Better Medication Documentation, Better Outcomes
Susan Laffan RN CCHP-RN CCHP-A
Nursing
417 Lessons Learned: A Decade of Experience With an Intensive Mental
Health Unit*
Brooke Sheehan LCSW; Anthony
Cantillo; Mateo Mendoza
Mental Health
418 Building a Strong Defense: Effective Charting and Detailed
Depositions*
J. Thaddeus Eckenrode JD
Legal
419 In -Custody Deaths: Managing the Aftermath*
Jessica Arabski DO; Amy Anapolsky
Administration/
MS; Jonathan ClarkHealth
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Mental ; I
420 Systemic Racism*
Committee Members
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Professional Issues/
Mental Heatlh
421 Success: A Positive Relationship Between MAT and Recidivism*
Justin Zaslaysky; Mark Libowitz; Todd
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Wilcox MD MBA CCHP-CP CCHP-A
Substance Use/Reentry
4pm-5pm CONCURRENT SESSION 4
er 0 0 U-J!Lbu. HOW LO Avoid Confrontation and Maintain Good
Patient Relationships*
423 Effective Use of Continuous Glucose Monitors in Prisons
424 Systemic Racism*
426 Improving Reintegration Through Collaborative Partnerships*
427 Meeting the Nutritional Needs of Youthful Offenders
428 Quality Improvement's Model Measures*
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NCCHP Foundation Reception (Open to All) Sponsored by Physician
CorrectionalUSA ,
Jeffrey Keller MD CCHP-CP
Jacqueline Dolan RN CCHP-RN; Tonya
McMillian BSN
Committee Members
Julie Wonsowicz-Moore LPC;
Sherry Johnston MEd
Barbara Wakeen MA RDN CCHP
Wilson Uy MHS RN CCHP
Medical
Nursing/Special Populations
B
B
Professional Issues/
Mental HeatElh
Reentry
Juvenile/Nutrition
B
Quality
B
5 pm - 6:30 pm
7am-5:30pm I Registration
7 am -.8 am Plenary Session
8:15 am - 9:15 am CONCURRENT SESSION 5
429 Gabapentinoids: Overview, Safety, and Risks Elana Sullivan MD
Medical/Pharmaceuticals I
430 Dementia -Friendly Health Care: Challenges and Opportunities* Janet Jowitt DHA ANP-BC CCHP Nursing
-------- - 431 Assessment of Violence: Safer Management Using a Team Approach* Joel Federbush MD; Allison Genberg Mental Health
LCSW CCHP B
32 The Evolving Test for Deliberate Indifference in Correctional Health Care* Taylor Brewer JD Legal I
Times and sessions are subject to change. Please check the online agenda at ncchc.org/national-conference for the most up-to-date info - rmation.
Skill Level (SL) B—Basic 1=11ritermediate A=Advanced * = Approved for APA credit
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433 Reducing Suicide Risk by Enhancing Resilience*
Sharen Barboza PhD CCHP-MH
Suicide
B
434 Get Organized! Using NCCHC Standards*
Tracey Titus RN CCHP-RN CCHP-A
Administration
B
435 Innovative Strategies for Correctional Health Recruiting and Retention*
Pat Lozito MBA CCHP; Sara Manning
Staffing/Workforce Issues/
RN CCHP
Administration
B
436 CCHP Certification: Navigating Your Path to Success*
Matissa Sammons MA CCHP;
Kelly Zielinski
Professional Development
9 am - 12 pm
Exhibit Hall Open
9:15 am - 10 am
Exhibit Hall Refreshment Break
9:30 am - 2 pirn
NCCHC Store
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10 am -11 am
CONCURRENT SESSION 6
437 Management of the Patient With Hemophilia*
Richard Kosierowski MD CCHP
Medical
438 Leadership Challenges: Surviving and Thriving
Mary Muse MSN RN CCHP-RN CCHP-A
Nursing/Administration
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439 Evaluating Mental Health Medication and Addressing Refusals*
Dauda Griffin MD CCHP
Mental Health
440 Coping With the Lethal Suicide Denier*
Alan Abrams MD JD; Nicholas Badre MD
Suicide/Legal
441 Release the Pressures of Chronic Care: Virtual Ambulatory Care
Pharmacy*
Henry So PharmD; Todd Wilcox MD
MBA CCHP-CP CCHP-A
Medical
442 Nutritional Characteristics of State Prison Menus*
Laura Bain PhD RDN; Kevin Sauer PhD RDN
Administration/Medical
B
443 Do I Have to Go to the Dentist? Preventive Oral Health
Anbec DeShield-Mayes DDS MPA
Oral Health -------
B
444 Rebuilding Your Continuous Quality Improvement Program*
Charlene Martin DNP MBA CCHP;
Lynette Chin MBA; Kim Robinson RN
Quality
11 am - 12 pm
Exhibit Hall Refreshment Break and Raffle
12 .Prn 5
Product Theater Lunche in (Sponsored 0
0 6 sored by Indi Vi. r)
1:30 pm 3 pm
CONCURRENT SESSION 7
1:30 pm - 1:55 pm
445a Enhancing Substance Use Disorder Treatment in a Men's Prison*
Brian Dawson MD; Todd Boese RN;
Andrea Munder MSN ARNP
Substance Use/Medical
e Ech c a 1:1
2 pm - 2:25 pm
445b Oral Versus Injectable Medication -Assisted Therapy*
Sean Henderson MD
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Substance Use
2:30 pm - 3 pm
445c Outcomes Associated With MOOD: A Systematic Literature Review*
Claire Wolfe MA MPH CCHP;
Courtney Flynn MPH; Meghan
Substance Use
Thompson, PharmD PhD
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446 Comprehensive Nursing Neurological and Stroke Assessment
Susan Laffan RN CCHP-RN CCHP-A
Nursing
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447 Become Unstuck: Effective Alliance -Building With Challenging Patients*
Sharen Barboza PhD CCHP-MH
Mental Health
A
448 340E Compliance Basics and Opportunities*
Mark Ogunsusi PharmD JD; William von
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Oehsen JD
Pharmaceuticals/Legal
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449 What Did I Say? Cultural Sensitivity and Language*
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LaToya Duckworth MHA RN CCHP-RN
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Professional Development/
Staffing/Workforce Issues
B
450 Caring for Transgender and Gender Diverse Patients*
1AIl,
Tina Waldron MS; Kenneth Hyle JD;
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Nina
Newton Kendig MD
Special Populations
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451 Maintaining Compliance With the Most Commonly Cited NCCHC
—
Health Services Standards*
Wendy Habert MBA CCHP
Accreditation and Standards
1
3:15 pm - 4:15 pm —
CONCURRENT SESSION 8 — DOUPLE PRESENTATION SESSIONS
315 -b pm - 3:45 prin
453a Leadership in Medicine: An Opportunity to Grow*
Murray Young MD
Professional Development
I
3:45 prin - 4:15 pm
453b Mother Antonia: A Tribute to Lift Your Spirits*
Susan Laffan RN CCHP-RN CCHP-A
Inn n
a Pvp ma t
Professional Development
B
3:15 pm - 3:45 pm
454a How to Build Correctional Health RFPs to Reduce Lawsuits and
Improve Outcomes* ------
Marc Stern MD MPH; Ashley Krider MS
Administration
145 prin - 4:15 pm
454b Improving Care for High Utilizers of Urgent and Hospital Care*
Wendy Ruggeri MD
Administration/Medical
B
315 pm - 3:45 prin
455a Treating Complex PTSD: A Psychiatric Perspective*
Bhinna Park MD
Mental Health
3:45 pm - 4:15 pm
455b Policies and Practices for Successful Youth Suicide Prevention*
Ted Ryle MSW LICSW; Kym Aherns MD
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MPH; Beth Rogers MA LMH_C_
Suicide/Juvenile
B
Times and
sessions are subject to change. Please check the online agenda at ncchc.org/national-conference for the most up-to-date information.
Skill Level (SL) B-Basic I=Intermediate A -Advanced Approved for APA credit
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3:15 pm - 3:45 pm
456a CDC Recommendations to Combat Rising Tuberculosis Incidence*
Lauren Lambert MPH
3:45 pm - 4:15 pm
456b The Significance of Universal Hepatitis A Vaccine Recommendations
for the Incarcerated Population
Judy
y Kim MS
3:15 pm - 3:45 pm
457a Peer Education to Reduce Health Disparities*
Jessica Beyer; Ladessa Sparks;
3:45 pm - 4:15 prn
457b Implementing the Certified Peer Program: Benefits for Security and
Lorenzo Bell
Elizabeth Romero MS; Vanessa
Patients*
Bennifield PsyD; Walter Dych
3:15 pm - 3:45 pm
458a Human -Centered Design and Pilot of a Reentry Program*
Milan Satcher MD MPH; Pracha
Eamranond MD MPH
3:45 pm - 4:15 pm
458b Improving Job Readiness With Mindfulness*
Adrian Faulkner -White EdD LPC;
Phyllis Powell
3:15 pm - 3:45 pm
459a Technology Solutions for Optimizing Care With Reduced Staff*
Valerie Langley RN; Rebecca Greene
RN; Gregory Heath RN
3:45 pm- 4:15 pm
459b Using Technology to Improve Care for Vulnerable Populations*
Kiki
Christine TeaI MSN RN MSHACHP-N;
Joll MBA MSHA CCHP;
460a Predictably Unpredicted: The Disconnect Between Data Science and
Dena Villanueva MSN RN CCHP-RN
3:15 pm - 3:45 pm
Patient Care*
460b Successes and Challenges in Establishing a Jail Pharmacy*
Benjamin Covington PhD
Han Do PharmD; Oyinkansola Akindele
3:45 pm - 4:15 pm
CONCURRENT SESSION 9
461 Chronic Medical Care for Diagnostic Excellence*
PharmD; Leroy Perkins PharmD
Carl Keldie MD CCHP
4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
462 Motivational Interviewing for Lifestyle Change and Patient Compliance
Tom Rowley DNP APRN CCHP
463 I'm Still Here: Caring for Our Aging Population*
464 Leveraging New Federal Policies to Expand Access to Substance Use
Heather Casady PsyD
Gabrielle de la Gueronniere JD;
Care and Strengthen Reentry*
Mark Parrino MPA; Paul Samuels JD
465 New Ideas for Adolescent Sexual Health Education*
Andrea Gerber MSEd; Graciela Leal MA
466 Antibiotic Resistance and Stewardship: Role of Infection Control*
Jakevia Wheeler MPH
Sue Medley -Lane RN CCHP-A
467 Continuous Quality Improvement and Quality Assurance: Working in
Harmony*
Faith Saporsantos MSN RN CCHP;
Eric Lee MD; Lt. Joseph Atienza
7 am - 4:15 pm ( Registration
7:30 am - 8:30 am Roundtable Breakfast Discussions
8:45 am - 9:45 am CONCURRENT SESSION 10
9 Prescriber Challenges: Abused and Misused Medications*
Lawrence Reccoppa MD
470 Implementing Community Standards for Women's Reproductive Health
Care
Sadaf Possani FNP; Stephanie Ho MD
471 Fit to Proceed: Developing a Sustainable Jail -Based Competency
Restoration Program*
MPH
Krystin Holmes PhD LPG-S; Terry
472 The First 90 Days: A Guide to Navigating the Early Stages of Litigation*
Hancock MA LPC
James Maruna JD; Jaclyn Kinkade JD
473 Prevalence and Prevention of Fungal Infections*
Ellen Smith MSN; Enid Velez -Valle
474 Comprehensive HIV Care: Preplanning, Prevention, and Postrelease
Monetha Gaskin MPH CCHP; Kaji
Support*
Keya-Karotki PhD; Melanie Davis
475 Wellness Training Benefits for Compassion Fatigue and Burnout*
476 Implementing MAT Continuum of Care in Jails: Lessons Learned*
MT(ASCP) CCHP
Sonya Scott MS; Erie Solomon MBA
Tianna Hammock CCHP; Richard
VandenHeuvel MSW; Jacqueline
Abdalla MD
Infectious Disease B
Infectious Disease/Medical I
Admininstration/Reentry B
Administration/ B
Mental Pnnlfk
Reentry
B
Reentry
I
Technology/Nursing
Technology
B
Quality
Quality/Administration
B
Medical
Nursing/Mental Health
I
Mental Health/
Special Populations
B
Legal/Substance Use/
Reentry
Juvenile
I
B
Infectious Disease
I
Quality/Technology
I
Medical
I
Nursing/Women's Health
Mental Health
I
Legal
B
Infectious Disease
I
Reentry/Special Population
Staffing/Workforce Issues
B
Substance Use/Reentry
Times and sessions are subject to change. Please check the online agenda at ncchc.org/national-conference for the most up-to-date
p information.
Skill Level (SL) B=Basic I=Intermediate A=Advanced * = Approved for APA cr
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100 am -011 am
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M
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Christopher Manz MD
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Nursing
Mental Health
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Substance Use
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477 Cancer Care: Barriers and Best Practices*
478 Holistic Nursing: Resolving Patient Issues With Integrative Care—
Techniques
479 Addressing Mental Health Disparities for Racial and Ethnic Minorities*
481 From Internal Reporting to Customizing Care: Elevate Your EHR*
482 Writing Effective Policies and Procedures*
483 Trends in Alcohol Use Disorder: Impact on Screening and Treatment*
484 Chronic Suicide Risk Factors of Justice -involved Individuals*
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CONCURRENT SESSION 12
485 Strategies to Support Emergency Care in Custody in Australia*
486 Avoiding Medication Errors in Juvenile Facilities
487 Moral Injury: Addressing the "Soul Wounds" of the Health Care
Workforce*
489 Enhancing Performance Through SBAR Implementation*
490 Effective Onboarding for Trainers and Administrators*
492 Navigating Challenges and Advancements in Geriatric Care*
EducationalLuncheon
CONCURRENT SESSION 13
B
Christine Richardson PhD JD; Cynthia
Moody DNP MSN CCHP-RN
A
Sahra Abdullahi MA; Jessica Davis
Benjamin Covington PhD
KellyAnne Lee MBA MSN CCHP-RN
B
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11:15 am -12:15 pm
B
Megan Leinen BSN RN CCHP
Corinne Ortega PhD; Thomas DuVall
PhD; Brandi Reynolds PsyD
B
Suicide
Medical/Quality
Nursing/Juvenile
Mental Health
Administration—
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Professional Development/
Staffing/WorkForce Issues
Special Populations/Medical
Medical/Legal/Ethics
Nursing
Mental Health/Suicide
Oral Health
Infectious Disease/ I
Women's Health
Special Populations/
Mental Health
Substance Use
Medical/Infectious Disease
Nursing/Legal
Mental Health
Julia Crilly PhD RN
Tanja Salary EdD RN ---------
Stephanie Gangemi PhD LCSW CCHP;
Caroline Chubb MPA; Camille Dysart
IVISW
T1
Shawna Scully DO
Darrin Mitchell MS; Elmeada Frias MAS
CCHP; Latasha McMillian MSN RN
CCHP
B
12 5 pm - 1:30 pm
1:45 pm - 3 pm
Emily Sorblom PharmD CCHP
Paul Targonski PhD MD; Stacie
Sessoms JD MS
493 Managing Hunger Strikes: Clinical, Ethical, and Legal Best Practices*
494 Sickle Cell Disease Review
495 Individualized Suicide Risk Assessment and Intervention*
496 Dental Antibiotic Stewardship and Use
497 Combating the Syphilis Epidemic*
498 Identifying and Addressing Autism*
499 A Roadmap for MOOD Success*
Susan Laffan RN CCHP-RN CCHP-A
Joel Andrade PhD LICSW CCHP-MH;
Corey Brawner PhD CCHP
Michael Corum DDS CCHP; Robert
Schmidt DDS
Kathryn Miele MD MA; Mariel Marlow
PhD MPH; Samantha Williams PhD
David Stephens PsyD
Keisha Williams MSN RN CCHP;
Danielle Mimitz MA LMHC; Thomas
Lincoln, MD, CCHP-CP
Robert Young RN; Dina Paul MD CCHP;
Neil Fisher MD CCHP
Deborah Ash MBA MSN CCHP-RN;
Laurina Boryca MBA RN CCHP
3:15 pm - 4:15 pm
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CONCURRENT SESSION 14
500 Implementing a Large -Scale HCV Treatment Program Without an EHR*
501 Documentation Tips and Tricks
502 Strategies for Reducing Solitary Confinement of Seriously Mentally III
Patients*
Deanna Patterson PhD CCHP; Amanda
Bell LCSW; Danielle Dass PhD LCSW
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503 Empowering Compliance and Quality Improvement Through Business
Intelligence*
504 Effective Suicide Prevention in Juvenile Facilities*
Stephan Pichardo MSc; Pat Lozito MBA
CCHP; Sara Manning BSN RN CCHP
Technology/Quality
Suicide/Juvenile
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Tracy Shelby PhD; Joy Bennick LMHC
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4:15 pm Conference Adjourns
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Times and sessions are subject to change. Please check the online agenda at ncchc.org/national-conference for the most up -to -date information.
Skill Level (SL) B-Basic I=Intermediate A -Advanced Approved for APA credit
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The Exhibit Hall Opening Reception is the place to be to
say hello 1uold friends, meet new ones, enjoy' o beverage
and ebite toeat, and visit more than 1OOsuppliers of
correctional health -related goods and services. Sunday,
October 20,5 pm
H it
the Jackpot RaffleP/ey your cards right, and Tuesday could be your lucky
day! Gift cards, conference registrations, and more are
among the prizes toberaffled at the always -popular
NCCHO raffle. Must be present to win. Tuesday,
October 22,11:30 am
Display�5-,
Poster presenters will share their findings just outside the
exhibit hall during the Sunday evening Opening Reception.
Poster topics include everything from program innovations
toresearch findings 1otreatment recommendations. Open
for viewing during all exhibit hall hours.
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Your correctional health care 1--EAMI
Wexford Health has been implementing, staffing, and managing successful
correctional health care programs for more than three decades. Our clients
trust us to maintain quality of care, generate positive patient outcomes,
minimize lawsuits, avoid negative publicity, and stay within budget. Contact
us to talk about how Wexford Health can help you achieve the same goals for
your system.
To learn why Wexford Health should be
your correctional health care team,
go to www.wexfordhealth.com.
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processing fee will beincurred for those who choose not 10use the
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Aspecial rate of$15Oisavailable for guests (outside of the field) or
spouses of registered attendees. Guest registration provides access to
all exhibit hall events, including the Opening Reception and exhibit hall
lunch. It does not include access to educational sessions or continuing
education credit.
Registration will not beprocessed without payment,
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Preconference Seminars (Separate registration fee required.)
Saturday, October 19, 9 am — 5 pm
El P01 An In -Depth Review of NCCHC's Standards for Health Services in Jails and Prisons
El P02 An In -Depth Review of NCCHC's Standards for Mental Health Services
El P03 An In -Depth Review of NCCHC's Standards for Juvenile Health Services
Sunday, October 20, 9 am — 12:30 Prn
171 PO4 Principles for a Viable Suicide Prevention
Sunday, October. 20, 9 am — 5 pm
171 P05 Correctional Nursing: Elevating Your Practice
Sunday, October 20,11:30 pm - 4:30 pm
0 P06 Breaking the Opioid Cycle: From Arrest to Successful Housing
($79 for Academy members only)
Sunday, October 20,11:30 pm - 5 pm
El P07 Psychopharmacy: Risks and Best Practices
El P08 Continuous Quality Improvement: Strategies and Techniques to Measure Change
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