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CELEBRATING
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
on correctionaL HeaLtH care
octoBer 22-26
2016
PariS HoteL, LaS VegaS
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www.ncchc.org/national-conference

We have a unique
opportunity to provide
care to a vulnerable
population.
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NATIONAL CONFERENCE
on correctionaL HeaLtH care
octoBer 22-26, 2016 • PariS HoteL, LaS VegaS
Program Highlights . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
continuing education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Preconference Seminars. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Schedule at a glance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
exhibit Hall. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
registration and Housing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
registration form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . inside Back cover
A CONFERENCE NOT TO BE MISSED
• Special festivities to celebrate 40 years of national
conferences and 25 years of the ccHP program
• targeted education from the nation’s leader in correctional
health care education, certification and accreditation
• up to 32 hours of continuing education credit
• excellent networking with peers and experts from
every segment of correctional health care: clinicians,
administrators, staff, management
• more than 100 educational sessions and preconference
seminars to choose from
• comprehensive coverage of all aspects of correctional
health care: chronic care, mental health, suicide prevention,
oral health, crisis intervention, liability challenges, risk
management and more
KEY DATES
Last day to register for the early-bird discount! Save up to $75!
September 14
Last day to receive discount hotel rate
September 29
Last day to preregister! Save up to $25!
October 14
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Celebrating the Past,
Shaping the Future
Choose from more than 100
concurrent sessions, including:
• The Science of Violence Risk Assessment
• Contracting for Health Services: From RFP
Development to Contract Monitoring
• Outbreak! Are You Ready?
• Acute and Chronic Pain: Safe Treatment
Without Opioids
• New Models of Care in Corrections
• Why Food Matters: Physical and Psychosocial
Health of Incarcerated Women
• The Impact of Class Action Litigation on You
as a Provider
• Substance Use, Health History and
Sociodemographic Factors of Youth: How Do
They Intersect?
• The Hidden Dangers of Tattoos
• Telehealth: Improving Clinical Outcomes and
Reducing Costs
• Diagnostic Maneuvers You May Have Missed in
Nursing School
• Death in a County Jail: An Interactive
Discussion of What to Do
• Become More Patient-Centered by Leveraging
Your Electronic Health Record
• Nursing in Corrections: Top Legal and Ethical
Issues
Did you know?
You’ll SAVE UP TO $75 and you could win
two free nights at the Paris Hotel if you
register by September 14.
gain KnoWLedge and eXPertiSe
Whether you’re a seasoned leader or a newcomer to
corrections, you are sure to find valuable guidance at the
40th National Conference. With sessions geared toward
basic, intermediate and advanced levels of experience and
knowledge, this conference will deliver an unparalleled
array of opportunities to learn and grow.
maKe VaLuaBLe connectionS
The National Conference is the perfect place to meet new
people and talk shop. Built-in networking opportunities
include scheduled coffee breaks, lunches and exhibit hall
breaks. Strike up a conversation, and chances are you’ll
make an important professional connection – and maybe a
new friend.
Learn aBout neW ProductS
The National Conference is home to the largest exhibit
hall in correctional health care. This is your chance to
experience the goods and services that make your
work more efficient and effective, with knowledgeable
representatives from the top names offering state-ofthe-art
products.
Educational Poster Display
From research results to program innovations,
poster presenters will share their findings during the
exhibit hall opening reception on Sunday evening.
Posters also are available for viewing during exhibit
hall hours.
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NCCHC’s 40th National Conference on Correctional Health Care is shaping
up to be the biggest and best ever! in addition to the timely topics, breadth
of knowledge and depth of expertise you’ve come to expect at nccHc
conferences, you’ll find extra activities and surprises to make it a truly
memorable, fun and festive 40th. come celebrate correctional health care’s
history and welcome its bright future in Las Vegas, the brightest spot on earth!
conference BenefitS
• Discover the latest tools, techniques
and solutions from top professionals in
correctional health care
• Learn how other organizations have
successfully implemented programs
• Gain insights from national experts
during keynote presentations
• Choose from more than 100 contentfilled
educational sessions
• Deepen your knowledge by taking part
in preconference seminars
• Earn up to 32 hours of continuing
education credit (includes
preconference seminars; separate
registration required)
• Network with colleagues, from top
decision makers to in-the-trenches staff
• View new products and services in the
exhibit hall
• Download the PowerPoint presentations
before and after the conference
• Explore Las Vegas
Viva Las Vegas!
What better place for a celebration than Las Vegas?
Vibrant, colorful, glitzy Las Vegas – the entertainment capital
of the World – attracts more than 41 million visitors each year,
making it one of the top tourist destinations in the world. they
come for the entertainment, shopping, fine dining, nightlife and,
of course, the casinos. With its neon opulence and clock excitement, there really is no place quite like Las
around-the-
Vegas.
inside the Paris Hotel, guests are transported from the bustle of
the Strip into the romance of the city of Lights, complete with
bubbling fountains, winding alleyways, charming boutiques
and restaurants that resemble Parisian cafes. dining,
entertainment, nightlife and accommodations at the Paris
Hotel are très magnifique!
Roundtable
Breakfast
Discussions
Participate in
discussions on hot
topics and emerging
issues, seek advice
and share insights.
Open to all attendees
and a great way to
start the day!
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continuing education
continuing education credit
The maximum CE hours indicated below include participation in
preconference seminars.
CCHPs: Certified Correctional Health Professionals may earn up to 32
contact hours of Category I continuing education for recertification.
Dentists: The National Commission on Correctional Health Care is
an ADA CERP Recognized Provider. ADA CERP is a service of the
American Dental Association to assist dental professionals in identifying
quality providers of continuing dental education. ADA CERP does not
approve or endorse individual courses or instructors, nor does it imply
acceptance of credit hours by boards of dentistry.
NCCHC designates this activity for 32 continuing education credits.
Nurses: The National Commission on Correctional Health Care is
accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the
American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
NCCHC designates this educational activity for a maximum of 32
contact hours.
Physicians: The National Commission on Correctional Health Care
is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical
Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
NCCHC designates this live activity for a maximum of 32 AMA
PRA Category 1 Credit(s). Physicians should claim only the credit
commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
Psychologists: The National Commission on Correctional Health Care
is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor
continuing education for psychologists. NCCHC maintains responsibility
for this program and its content. This educational activity has been
approved for up to 32 hours of credit. (See the Schedule at a Glance for
sessions that have been approved for APA credit.)
Social Workers: NCCHC has applied for 32 credits from the National
Association of Social Workers.
To receive continuing education credit, log in on-site or from your home
or office after the conference.
Did you know?
Sixteen of the original group
of ccHPs who received
certification in 1991 are still
certified today.
conference
educationaL
oBJectiVeS
• Demonstrate understanding of
correctional health care issues,
including quality of care, access to care,
financial management and workforce
development
• Identify major health care, research
and policy issues facing incarcerated
individuals, including infectious diseases,
mental illness, substance abuse and
special needs (e.g., women’s issues,
juvenile health, geriatrics, disability)
• Demonstrate increased understanding of
skills necessary to better manage common
medical, nursing, dental and psychological
problems found in correctional settings
• Describe legal, ethical and administrative
issues and develop solutions for the
correctional setting
CCHP: ceLeBrating 25 YearS of
LEADERSHIP, COMMITMENT and EXPERTISE
Participation in NCCHC’s Certified Correctional Health Professional program is an investment
in your future and a symbol of your professionalism. Certification recognizes the mastery
of national standards and the knowledge expected of leaders in this complex, specialized field.
The CCHP and all specialty exams will be offered at the National Conference. What
better time to take the next step in your career than during CCHP’s 25th anniversary year?
CCHP, CCHP-MH, CCHP-RN exams: Sunday, October 23, 1 pm
CCHP-P exam: Monday, October 24, 3 pm
CCHP-A exam: By special arrangement
CELEBRATING 25 YEARS
Find more information and register at www.ncchc.org/cchp. Applications must be received by September 15.
Current CCHPs: Be on the lookout for more information about anniversary surprises, including a special reception, fun photo booth
and more!
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25
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CCHP The Mark of
Professional Leadership,
Commitment and Expertise
A program of the National Commission on Correctional Health Care
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For all professionals working in correctional health,
including administrative and support staff
CCHP The NCCHC Certified Correctional Health Professional program recognizes your
mastery of national standards and the knowledge expected of leaders in this complex,
specialized field. The CCHP credential is a symbol of achievement and leadership that provides
immeasurable benefits, including professional recognition and pride. It is also a stepping-stone (and
an eligibility requirement) toward advanced and specialty certifications.
SPECIALTY CERTIFICATIONS
CCHP-MH
CCHP-P
CCHP-RN
CCHP-MH Correctional mental health professionals face unique
challenges. They must provide effective, efficient care to a highacuity
population while facing strict security regulations, crowded
facilities and myriad legal and public health concerns. Specialty
certification for qualified mental health professionals recognizes
dedication to quality service delivery.
CCHP-P Specialty certification as a CCHP – Physician provides
validation of a commitment to maintain the knowledge necessary
to augment competent and appropriate clinical care to
incarcerated patients. A CCHP-P has shown a mastery of
specialized content developed by physician experts in the field
of correctional health care.
CCHP-RN Specialty certification makes a difference—to the
patients whose care is provided by certified correctional nurses, to
employers who desire top-notch nurses on staff and to the nurses
who attain the credential. CCHP-RN certification recognizes
registered nurses who have demonstrated the ability to deliver
specialized nursing care in correctional settings.
ADVANCED
CERTIFICATION
CCHP-A The
CCHP – Advanced
program recognizes
CCHPs who have
demonstrated
excellence, commitment and
contribution to the field of correctional
health care and their relative discipline
or profession. Advanced certification
requires at least three years of
participation in the certification
program, and demonstration of
extensive experience in and
360-degree knowledge of correctional
health services delivery.
Exams are administered several times throughout the year. Apply today and join the thousands of
correctional health professionals who have earned the distinction of certification from NCCHC.
For more information, visit www.ncchc.org/CCHP.

Preconference Seminars
Topical, informative seminars will help you stay up-to-date on critical issues facing the field. Maximize your education and CE
hours while you learn about NCCHC standards and other vital subjects. Separate registration fee is required.
P-01 An In-Depth Review of NCCHC’s 2014
Standards for Jails and Prisons
Saturday, October 22, 9 am – 5 pm, $195
Richard Clarke, MD, CCHP-P, Consultant; Tracey Titus, RN, CCHP-
RN, National Commission on Correctional Health Care
This seminar will discuss the 2014 Standards, which are
NCCHC’s recommendations for managing medical and
mental health care delivery in adult correctional facilities
and the foundation of its accreditation program. These
editions recognize current best practices and conditions
for the field, with new recommendations for continuous
quality improvement, clinical performance enhancement,
patient safety, initial health assessment, pharmaceutical
operations and women’s health. Whether or not your facility
is accredited (or plans to be), this practical seminar will give
an overview of the changes and guidance in how to achieve
and demonstrate compliance. You will leave equipped to
implement quality improvements that will lead to more
efficient and effective delivery of services, better patient
health care, fewer adverse events and reduced liability
risk. The registration fee includes a copy of the relevant
Standards (jail or prison), an $80 value. 7 CE credits
P-02 An In-Depth Review of NCCHC’s 2015
Standards for Mental Health Services
Saturday, October 22, 9 am – 5 pm, $195
Judith Cox, MA, CCHP, JFC Consulting; Steven Helfand, PsyD, CCHP,
Consultant
The 2015 edition of the groundbreaking Standards for
Mental Health Services will be reviewed at this seminar. The
Standards provide a framework for improved mental health
care delivery and outcomes in adult correctional facilities.
The foundation of NCCHC’s mental health accreditation
program, these standards parallel those for health services
in format and substance, but they make more explicit what
the standards require for adequate delivery of mental health
services. Whether or not your facility plans to be accredited,
this seminar will explain what the standards say with
regard to the areas of care and treatment, clinical records,
administration, personnel, legal issues and more. 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 Mental Health
Standards, an $80 value. 7 CE credits
P-03 An In-Depth Review of NCCHC’s 2015
Standards for Juvenile Facilities
Saturday, October 22, 9 am – 5 pm, $195
Joseph Penn, MD, CCHP, University of Texas Medical Branch; Steven
Shelton, MD, CCHP-P, CCHP-A, Oregon Department of Corrections
This seminar will discuss the 2015 Standards, NCCHC’s
recommendations for managing medical and mental health
care delivery in juvenile detention and confinement 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
juveniles. Whether or not your facility plans to be accredited,
this practical seminar will explain what the standards
say with regard to care and treatment, clinical records,
administration, personnel, legal issues and more. 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
Standards, an $80 value. 7 CE credits
P-04 Beyond Good and Evil: The Soul of the
Psychopath
Sunday, October 23, 9 am – 12:30 pm, $99
Joel Andrade, PhD, LICSW, CCHP, MHM Correctional Services;
Thomas Fagan, PhD, CCHP-MH, Nova Southeastern University
Take an extraordinary journey through the twisted corridors
of the mysterious mind of the psychopath. This session
will explore the origins and evolution of the concept of
the psychopath while peeling back layers of criminal
thinking to discover how and why psychopaths see the
world as they do. Participants will learn about the genetic,
environmental and neuropsychological correlates with
psychopathic behavior; investigate why the minds of some
individuals may be wired for crime; and consider how their
distorted inclinations truly are beyond good and evil. Using
videotaped interviews, participants will learn to identify
the unique signs, symptoms and traits of the psychopathic
personality and mind. 3.5 CE credits
Did You Know?
By attending preconference seminars,
you can earn up to 14 additional hours of CE.
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Preconference Seminars
P-05 Continuous Quality Improvement:
Strategies to Measure Change
Sunday, October 23, 9 am – 12:30 pm, $99
TBA
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 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
P-07 How to Maximize the Affordable Care
Act Provisions to Your Benefit
Sunday, October 23, 1:30 pm – 5 pm, $99
Deana Johnson, JD, MHM Correctional Services
The Affordable Care Act is perhaps the most significant
and transformative development in correctional health care
in recent history. Its adoption and implementation varies
among the states that have undertaken Medicaid expansion.
This seminar explores the legal impact, including how this
law interacts with other federal laws and regulations, such
as HIPAA, and details operational aspects of how the ACA
is changing the field. Participants will learn a practical
framework for implementing the ACA into correctional health
care systems, from enrolling eligible patients to developing
provider networks to processing and paying claims. This
session will encourage dialogue with some of the leaders on
this subject. 3.5 CE credits
P-06 Gender Dysphoria: A Comprehensive
Approach to Treatment and Policy
Management
Sunday, October 23, 1:30 pm - 5 pm, $99
Mark Fleming, PhD, CCHP-MH, Jessica Lee, MSN, RN, CCHP, Mariann
Burnetti-Atwell, PsyD, CCHP, Katie West, JD, Scott Eliason, MD,
CCHP-MH, and Laura McKinnon, MA, CCHP-MH, Corizon Health
Multiple systems are affected when treating patients with
gender dysphoria in the correctional environment. This
presentation will explore current thoughts on treating
gender dysphoria and managing in multiple areas
including mental health, psychiatry, nursing, correctional
administration, PREA and legal issues. The panel will provide
concrete examples on what to include in creating policy
for this population and will share examples of policies used
across the country. 3.5 CE credits
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who attended a Standards
preconference seminar before
taking the exam at the 2015
National Conference passed.
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Preconference ScHeduLe at a SeminarS gLance
This grid shows the preconference seminars and conference concurrent sessions scheduled at this time. Sessions indicate their
main content areas to indicate the scope of topics and to help in your planning. Attend any session in any content area.
DATE/TIME EVENT/PRESENTATION TITLE PRESENTERS CONTENT AREA SL
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22
8 am – 5 pm Registration
9 am – 5 pm PRECONFERENCE SESSIONS
P-01 An In-Depth Review of NCCHC’s 2014 Standards for Jails and Prisons* Richard Clarke MD CCHP; Tracey
Titus RN CCHP-RN
P-02 An In-Depth Review of NCCHC’s 2015 Standards for Mental Health
Services*
Judith Cox MA CCHP; Steven
Helfand PsyD CCHP
P-03 An In-Depth Review of NCCHC’s 2015 Standards for Juvenile Facilities* Joseph Penn MD CCHP; Steven
Shelton MD CCHP-P CCHP-A
10 am – 2 pm Bookstore
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23
8 am – 6:30 pm Registration
8 am – 5 pm American College of Correctional Physicians Annual Educational
Conference
9 am – 12:30 pm PRECONFERENCE SEMINARS
P-04 Beyond Good and Evil: The Soul of the Psychopath Joel Andrade PhD LICSW CCHP;
Thomas Fagan PhD CCHP-MH
Standards and
accreditation
Standards and
accreditation
Standards and
accreditation
Mental health
P-05 Continuous Quality Improvement: Strategies to Measure Change TBA Quality improvement
10 am – 2 pm Bookstore
1 pm – 3 pm CCHP Exams: CCHP, CCHP-MH, CCHP-RN
1:30 pm – 5 pm PRECONFERENCE SEMINARS
P-06 Gender Dysphoria: A Comprehensive Approach to Treatment and Policy Mark Fleming PhD CCHP-MH; Mental health, Medical
Management
Jessica Lee MSN RN CCHP; Mariann
Burnetti-Atwell PsyD CCHP; Katie
West JD; Scott Eliason MD CCHP-
MH; Laura McKinnon MA CCHP-MH
P-07 How to Maximize the Affordable Care Act Provisions to Your Benefit Deana Johnson JD Legal, Medical
5 pm – 6:30 pm Exhibit Hall Opening Reception
MONDAY, OCTOBER 24
7 am – 5 pm Registration
8 am – 9:30 am Opening Ceremony
9:30 am – 1 pm Exhibit Hall Open
9:30 am – 10:45 am Exhibit Hall Refreshment Break
10 am – 2 pm Bookstore
10:45 am – 11:45 am CONCURRENT SESSION 1
401 Acute Coronary Syndrome: Who, What and How Christopher DiGiulio MD Medical I
402 Budgeting for the Nurse Manager Rebecca Pinney MSN RN CCHP-RN Nursing I
403 The Science of Violence Risk Assessment Joel Andrade PhD LICSW CCHP Mental health, Legal I
404 You Can’t Say That! HIPAA in Jail Jessica Young JD CCHP Legal B
405 Acting Out Adolescents: Timely Psychiatric Strategies Joseph Penn MD CCHP Juvenile I
406 Oral Health Assessment Marybeth Wood MSN; Nicholas Oral health
B
Makrides DMD MPH
407 Staffing Challenges: Recruitment and Retention Sue Lane RN CCHP; Sandra Tilton Administration, Staffing I
LPN CCHP
408 What Leaders Know: Become More Patient-Centered by Leveraging Your Jessica Lee MSN RN CCHP Professional development I
Electronic Health Record
11:45 am – 1 pm Exhibit Hall Lunch
1 pm – 2:30 pm CONCURRENT SESSION 2
409 Intensive Medical Management: How to Handle Prisoners Who Self-
Mutilate, Slime, Starve, Spit and Scratch
Todd Wilcox MD MBA CCHP-P
CCHP-A
Medical
410 Diagnostic Maneuvers You May Have Missed in Nursing School Mark Stern MD Nursing I
411 Conducting a Psychological Autopsy Richard Craig PhD CCHP Mental health I
412 The Impact of Class Action Litigation on You as a Provider Deana Johnson JD Legal I
413 Adolescent Medicine: A Review Using Cases of Acute Illness Robert Morris MD CCHP-P Juvenile, Medical I
A
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Skill Level (SL) B=Basic I=Intermediate A=Advanced * = APA approved sessions

Preconference ScHeduLe at a gLance SeminarS
DATE/TIME EVENT/PRESENTATION TITLE PRESENTERS CONTENT AREA SL
414 Outbreak! Are You Ready? Melissa Avery MD; Sue Lane RN Infectious Disease B
CCHP; Sandra Tilton LPN CCHP
415 No Drones or Phones: Security Principles for Health Care Professionals Peter Perroncello MS CJM CCHP Administration I
416 Developing Work–Life Balance to Manage Occupational Stress Dana Neitlich MSW Professional development B
2:30 pm – 2:45 pm Break
2:45 pm – 3:45 pm CONCURRENT SESSION 3
417 Prostate Cancer Screening and Treatment Recommendations Richard Kosierowski MD CCHP Medical A
418 Embracing Responsibility for Professional Development: Nursing’s Invisible Mary Muse MS RN CCHP-RN CCHP-A Nursing
I
Architecture
419 Mental Health Case Formulation With Complex and Challenging Patients James Vess PhD CCHP; Amy Eargle Mental health, Medical B
PhD CCHP
420 Why Food Matters: Physical and Psychosocial Health of Incarcerated Vinneth Carvalho MD; Amy Smoyer Women’s issues
I
Women
PhD MSW
421 Journal of Correctional Health Care: Opportunities for Authors and
John Miles MPA Professional development B
Reviewers
422 Chronic HCV Infection: What You Need to Know Zelalem Temesgen MD Infectious disease B
423 Contracting for Health Services: From RFP Development to Contract Terre Marshall MPH CCHP-A Contracting I
Monitoring
424 Burnout, Compassion Fatigue and Vicarious Trauma: Knowing the
Bankston Dozier PhD CCHP Professional development I
Difference
3 pm – 5 pm CCHP-P Exam
3:45 pm – 4 pm Break
4 pm – 5 pm CONCURRENT SESSION 4
425 DOAC: The Past and Present of Anticoagulation Nicholas Jellots PharmD Medical, Health education I
426 Nurse-Driven Chronic Care Tara Taylor BSN RN CCHP; Mariann Nursing
B
Burnetti-Atwell PsyD CCHP
427 Opioid Use Disorder: Caring for the Pregnant Patient in Custody Carolyn Sufrin MD PhD Mental health, Women’s I
issues
428 The Prison Litigation Reform Act: Does It Really Reduce Lawsuits? Andrew Ramage JD CCHP Legal I
429 Substance Use, Health History and Sociodemographic Factors of Youth:
How Do They Intersect?
Michelle Staples-Horne MD MPH
CCHP; Madison Gates PhD
430 Preventive Dentistry: New Paradigm for Correctional Dentistry Nicholas Makrides DMD MPH Oral health I
431 Syphilis: Responding to Public Health Challenges Peter Leone MD Infectious disease I
432 Advancing Plant Standards for Correctional Health Facilities Laurence Hartman MBA CCHP Quality improvement I
5 pm – 6:15 pm CCHP 25th Anniversary Reception (sponsored by Corizon Health)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25
7:45 am – 5:30 pm Registration
8:15 am – 9:15 am CONCURRENT SESSION 5
433 Beyond Wet to Dry: Advanced Wound Care Techniques Todd Wilcox MD MBA CCHP-P Medical
A
CCHP-A
434 Critical Thinking: Best Practices for Best Results Frances Tompkins MS RN CCHP-RN Nursing I
435 End-of-Life Care: The Role of the Behavioral Health Clinician Heather Stephens PsyD; Brittany Mental health
B
Moon MA
436 Acute and Chronic Pain: Safe Treatment Without Opioids Don Teater MD Pain management, B
Substance abuse
437 Professional Liability Insurance Primer: The 10 Things You Need to Know Deana Johnson JD Legal I
438 Managing Periodontal Diseases and Disorders Stephen Merrill DMD CCHP Oral health B
439 Preparing Your Facility for the Physician Surveyor Bertram Hurowitz MD CCHP-P Administration
B
CCHP-A
440 Simplifying Medical Diet Programs: Dietary Guidelines and Standards Barbara Wakeen MA RDN CCHP Professional development B
9 am –12 pm Exhibit Hall Open
9 am – 3 pm Surveyor Training (by invitation only)
9:15 am – 10 am Exhibit Hall Refreshment Break
10 am – 2 pm Bookstore
10 am – 11 am CONCURRENT SESSION 6
441 It’s a Gas: Eructation, Flatulence and GI Distress Donald Kern MD MPH CCHP Medical, Chronic care I
442 Demonstrating Nursing Expertise: Nursing Intervention Sue Smith MSN RN CCHP-RN; Nursing
I
Margaret Collatt BSN RN CCHP-RN
CCHP-A
443 Differential Diagnosis for Bipolar Spectrum Disorders Robin Belcher-Timme PsyD
Mental health
B
CCHP-MH
444 Transgender Care: Advocacy and Treatment Jessica Young JD CCHP Legal I
Juvenile
I
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Skill Level (SL) B=Basic I=Intermediate A=Advanced * = APA approved sessions

Preconference ScHeduLe at a SeminarS gLance
DATE/TIME EVENT/PRESENTATION TITLE PRESENTERS CONTENT AREA SL
445 Barriers to Continuity of Care for Patients After Release From a Juvenile Paula Braverman MD Juvenile I
Detention Center
446 Missed Opportunities: STD Cases for Primary Care Providers Sharon Adler MD MPH Infectious disease I
447 Improving Collaboration Between Health Staff and Correctional Officers Neil Leibowitz MD JD CCHP Administration B
448 Correctional Culinary Magic: Healing Lives, Providing Jobs and Saving Terry Fillman MBA RN CCHP; Ronald Professional development I
Millions
Baldwin
11 am – 12 pm Exhibit Hall Refreshment Break and Raffle
12 pm – 1:15 pm Educational Luncheon: Managing HIV/HCV: A Unique Population TBA
Setting (sponsored by Gilead Sciences)
1:15 pm – 1:30 pm Break
1:30 pm – 3 pm CONCURRENT SESSION 7
449 Chronic Pain Management: Navigating a Minefield of Potential Prescription Nnena Ikegbu MD CCHP Medical, Pain management A
Drug Misuse
450 Nursing in Corrections: Top Legal and Ethical Issues Patricia Blair PhD JD CCHP-A Nursing, Legal I
451 Correlation Between PTSD and Criminogenic Thinking in Veterans Mark Fleming PhD CCHP-MH Mental health I
452 Self-Injury: Public Health Surveillance for Quality Improvement Robert Canning PhD CCHP Quality improvement I
453 Involuntary Medication: Clinicians’ Defense Against Civil Rights Lawsuits Joseph Goldberg JD Legal B
454 Sleep Medicine for Better Health and a Safer Environment Julia Worrall ADN RN Chronic care I
455 New Models of Care in Corrections Donna Strugar-Fritsch MPA BSN Administration
I
CCHP
456 Personality Disorder in Corrections: Affliction, Identity, Label Sharen Barboza, PhD, CCHP-MH; Mental health, Medical I
Michael Puerini MD CCHP-A
3 pm – 3:15 pm Break
3:15 pm – 4:15 pm CONCURRENT SESSION 8
457 Hemophilia: What You Need to Know Angela Lambing MSN Medical, Emergency I
services
458 Initial Health Assessment for Nurses Arlene Thomas ANP APRN CCHP Nursing I
459 Alcohol Dependence and Withdrawal Esmaeil Porsa MD MPH CCHP-P Substance abuse
I
CCHP-A
460 Medication Verification: Perils, Pitfalls and Best Practices Lawrence Mendel DO CCHP Legal, Pharmaceuticals B
461 Understanding the DOJ Restrictive Housing Recommendations (Part 1) Nicole Taylor PhD JD CCHP-MH; Segregation
I
Ryan Quirk PhD
462 Incarceration of Drug Injectors: Modeling Its Role in HIV and HCV
Jack Stone Infectious disease I
Transmission
463 State Prison Health Care: Monitoring and Measuring Its Quality and
Maria Schiff MS Quality improvement B
Continuity
464 “Prison Terminal: The Last Days of Private Jack Hall” (movie viewing) Edgar Barens MFA End-of-life care B
4:15 pm – 4:30 pm Break
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm CONCURRENT SESSION 9
465 Clinical Provider Burnout: What It Means for You and Your Patients Aleksander Shalshin MD CCHP Medical I
466 Help for Your Help Wanted Challenges Jessica Lee MSN RN CCHP Nursing, Administration I
467 The Benefits and Challenges of Group Psychotherapy in Prison Lamberto Domingo PsyD Mental health B
468 Inmate Abortions: Exercising the Legal Right to Choose Jessica Young JD CCHP Legal Issues B
469 Understanding the DOJ Restrictive Housing Recommendations (Part 2) Nicole Taylor PhD JD CCHP-MH; Segregation
I
Ryan Quirk PhD
470 Establishing a Prerelease Contraception Program for Women Donna Jackson-Kohlin MSN APRN Women’s issues I
CCHP; Theresa Coley-Kouadio MSN
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26
7:15 am – 4:15 pm Registration
7:30 am – 8:30 am Roundtable Breakfast Discussions
8:30 am – 8:45 am Break
8:45 am – 9:45 am CONCURRENT SESSION 10
471 Identification and Management of Frequently Overutilized Medications in a
Corrections Population
Vincent Grattan RPh;
Jeffrey Keller MD
Medical
472 Ethical Boundaries: What Nurses Need to Know Deborah Ash MSN LNC CCHP Nursing B
473 Countertransference and the Specialized Treatment Unit Lauren Brown PsyD; Rachel Stanton Mental health
I
MSW; John Copeland LMHC
I
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Skill Level (SL) B=Basic I=Intermediate A=Advanced * = APA approved sessions

Preconference ScHeduLe at a gLance SeminarS
DATE/TIME EVENT/PRESENTATION TITLE PRESENTERS CONTENT AREA SL
474 Mental Health Care in Corrections: Why It’s Legally Required Jessica Young JD CCHP Legal B
475 HIV in Corrections: Progress and Challenges Andrew Angelino MD Infectious disease I
476 Hazardous Duty: The Invisible Effects of Working in Corrections Sharen Barboza PhD CCHP-MH Professional development B
9:45 am – 10 am Break
10 am – 2 pm Bookstore
10 am – 11 am CONCURRENT SESSION 11
477 Sick Call: Managing Common Skin Masses Esmaeil Porsa MD MPH CCHP-P Medical, Emergency I
CCHP-A; Dianne Urey PA-C CCHP services
478 Roles and Functions of State Boards of Nursing and Their Effect on Nurses’ Patricia Blair PhD JD CCHP-A Nursing I
Practice
479 Sheriff’s Face2Face Program to Aid Opioid Prevention Lewis Evangelidis JD Substance abuse I
480 The Hidden Dangers of Tattoos Margaret Collatt BSN RN CCHP-RN Professional development B
CCHP-A
481 How to Bring Research Into Corrections Fred Rottnek MD CCHP-P Research B
482 International Syringe Exchange in Prison: Current Practices and Lessons Andrew Reynolds; Richard Feffer Health education B
Learned
MS CCHP
11 am – 11:15 am Break
11:15 am – 12:15 pm CONCURRENT SESSION 12
483 Understanding Seizure Disorders Edward Maa MD; Laura Bublitz BSN Medical
I
RN CCHP; DeAnne French RN
484 Positive Outcomes Are Possible With a Successful Chronic Care Process Mariann Burnetti-Atwell PsyD CCHP;
Tara Taylor BSN RN CCHP
Nursing
I
485 Implementation of a Methadone Program in Jail: Lessons Learned Grant Phillips MD CCHP; Jeffrey
Alvarez MD CCHP
Mental health, Substance
abuse
486 Death in a County Jail: An Interactive Discussion of What to Do Scott Salemi JD Legal I
I
487 The Strategic Bedside Manner: How to Tactically Speak With Inmates James Martin MPSA Administration B
488 Staff Retention and Leadership Michelle Kolinsky PsyD Staffing B
12:15 pm – 1:30 pm Educational Luncheon
1:30 pm – 1:45 pm Break
1:45 pm – 3 pm CONCURRENT SESSION 13
489 Managing the Difficult Patient Steven Shelton MD CCHP-P CCHP-A Medical I
490 RN vs. LPN Scope of Practice: Clarifying Roles Mary Muse MS RN CCHP-RN CCHP-A Nursing B
491 Management of Insertion and Self-Embedding Behaviors Mitzi Peterson MSW LICSW CCHP; Mental health
I
Michael Beauchemin MA
492 Programs for Pregnant Inmates: University–Community–Corrections Danielle Dallaire PhD; Rebecca Women’s issues
B
Partnerships
Shlafer PhD; Marjie Mogul PhD
493 Let’s Get Organized Using NCCHC Standards Tracey Titus RN CCHP-RN Standards and
I
accreditation
3 pm – 3:15 pm Break
3:15 pm – 4:15 pm CONCURRENT SESSION 14
494 Telehealth: Improving Clinical Outcomes and Reducing Costs Thomas Lehman MD CCHP; Ellen Medical, Technology B
Rappaport MPH CCHP
495 Diabetes Primer for the Correctional Nurse Morgan Bailey DNP MBA Nursing I
496 Underuse of Clozapine: A Missed Opportunity Vincent Grattan RPh Pharmaceuticals I
497 Your Next Steps in Professional Development: CCHP, Advanced and Matissa Sammons MA CCHP Professional development B
Specialty Certifications
498 A Quality Improvement System for Mental Health Laura Ceballos PhD CCHP; David Mental health
I
Leidner PhD CCHP
4:15 pm CONFERENCE ADJOURNS
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care. From medications to health care management, from mental health to dental, pharmacy and optometry services, you’ll
find the resources you need in the exhibit hall.
Past National Conference Exhibitors
Abbott Point of Care
Academy of Correctional Health
Professionals
Accountable HealthCare Staffing,
Inc.
Accu-Flo/Creative Services
Advanced Technologies Group
Alkermes
American College of Correctional
Physicians
ARKRAY USA, Inc.
Armor Correctional Health
Services, Inc.
Aseptico, Inc.
Avera eServices
Benco Dental
Biolytical Laboratories
Biomedical Systems
BioReference Laboratories, Inc.
California Coast University
California Correctional Health
Care Services
Calmoseptine, Inc.
Centurion, LLC
Cerner Corporation
Certified Correctional Health
Professionals
CFG Health Systems LLC
CompuMed
Contract Pharmacy Services, Inc.
CorEMR
Corizon Health, Inc.
Correct Care Solutions
Correct Rx Pharmacy Services, Inc.
CorrectCare – Integrated Health, Inc.
CorrecTek, Inc.
Correctional Medical Care, Inc.
Corrections Corporation of
America
Darby Dental Supply LLC
Dental Health Products, Inc.
Dentrust Dental
Diagnostic Direct LLC
Diamond Pharmacy Services
eClinicalWorks
Fresenius Medical Care
Garcia Laboratory
GE Healthcare - Fusion
The GEO Group, Inc.
Gilead Sciences Inc.
GlobalMed
Health Care Systems, Inc.
HealthWorks Analytics
Henry Schein, Inc.
Heritage Health Solutions
Humane Restraint Co., Inc.
Infinite Trading, Inc.
InMedRx
InSight Telepsychiatry
Institutional Eye Care
Jant Pharmacal Corporation
Kalos, Inc.
KaZee
LabCorp
LifeSync Corp.
Marquis Software
Maxim HealthCare Services
Maxor Correctional Pharmacy
Services
McKesson Medical-Surgical
Medical Search International
Medique Products
Mediware Information Systems
Merck
MHM Correctional Services, Inc.
Mid America Health Inc.
Moore Medical
MTC Medical
NaOClean-Americas
NaphCare, Inc.
National Commission on
Correctional Health Care
National Library of Medicine
NCCHC Resources, Inc.
NextGen Healthcare
Nurse Competency
Otto Trading, Inc.
Parkland Health & Hospital System
Pearson
PharmCorr
PillVac
Pinel Medical
PowerDMS
PrismRX
Provista
Qiagen
Retractable Technologies, Inc.
Rhino Medical Services
Sam Houston State University –
College of Health Sciences
Sapphire EHR
Schryver Medical, Inc.
Securus Technologies, Inc.
Staff Care, Inc.
Strelcheck & Associates
Swank HealthCare
Thayer Medical
TigerText
TridentUSA Health Services
University of Massachusetts
Medical School
University of Texas Medical Branch
Correctional Managed Care
The Weitzman Institute
Westwood Pharmacy
Wexford Health Sources, Inc.
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Corizon Health • Gilead Sciences • LabCorp
MHM Correctional Services, Inc., & Centurion LLC
NaphCare • Wexford Health Sources
More opportunities are available!
Contact sales@ncchc.org for more information.
Did you know?
More than 100 companies exhibited
at the national conference in 2015!
Lucky Stars Raffle
You don’t need to be a high roller to win big
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electronics and a two-night stay at the Paris Hotel
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Registration and Housing
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
Early registration is $445 for up to 18 hours of stellar
continuing education designed specifically for correctional
health professionals. That’s only $25 per credit hour! The
registration fee also includes breakfasts, lunches, beverage
breaks and a reception.
Register online at www.ncchc.org/national-conference.
For fax or mail, use the registration form on the inside
back cover.
MEETING Location AND HOUSING
All conference activities will take place at the Paris Hotel in
Las Vegas. NCCHC has reserved a block of rooms at the hotel.
Reserve your room by September 29 to ensure availability and
lock in the special NCCHC conference rate of $155 + tax. For
a link to hotel registration, go to www.ncchc.org/nationalconference,
or call 877-603-4389. Please be aware that a $15
processing fee will be incurred for reservations made over the
phone. If you choose to call, mention the National Commission
on Correctional Health Care to receive the group rate.
PAYMENT AND CONFIRMATION
Registration will not be processed without payment, which
may be made by credit card, check or purchase order.
Purchase orders are accepted only from government agencies
and their contractors, and must accompany the registration
form. A $30 fee will be assessed for purchase orders.
Online registrants receive immediate confirmation and
payment receipt. Registrants submitting via mail or fax will
receive confirmation via email within three weeks of receipt.
Please bring your confirmation notice when you check in at
the NCCHC registration desk. Badges and materials will be
distributed on-site.
GUEST REGIStration
A special rate of $75 is available 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 lunch. It does not include access to
educational sessions or provide continuing education credit.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Notification of cancellation must be made in writing.
Cancellations received by September 23 will be refunded
less a $100 processing fee. No refunds will be made for
cancellations after September 23. Delegate substitutions are
allowed at any time, but NCCHC must be notified in writing.
Registrants who fail to attend the conference and do not
notify NCCHC are responsible for full payment.
REGIStration/INFORMATION DESK
Attendees may pick up their badges and conference
materials beginning on Saturday at 8 am.
Saturday, October 22
8 am–5 pm
Sunday, October 23
8 am–6:30 pm
Monday, October 24
7 am–5 pm
Tuesday, October 25
7:45 am–5:30 pm
Wednesday, October 26 7:15 am–4:15 pm
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Visit www.ncchc.org/national-conference,
email education@ncchc.org
or call 773-880-1460.
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Sunday, October 23, 2016
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One day prior to the opening session of the NCCHC conference
For more information or to register visit
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PRECONFERENCE SEMINARS (Separate registration fee required.)
Saturday, October 22, 9 am – 5 pm
■ P-01 An In-Depth Review of NCCHC’s 2014 Standards for Jails and Prisons ■ $195 $ ________________________
■ P-02 An In-Depth Review of NCCHC’s 2015 Standards for Mental Health Services ■ $195 $ ________________________
■ P-03 An In-Depth Review of NCCHC’s 2015 Standards for Juvenile Facilities ■ $195 $ ________________________
Sunday, October 23, 9 am – 12:30 pm
■ P-04 Beyond Good and Evil: The Soul of the Psychopath ■ $99 $ ________________________
■ P-05 Continuous Quality Improvement: Strategies to Measure Change ■ $99 $ ________________________
Sunday, October 23, 1:30 pm – 5 pm
■ P-06 Gender Dysphoria: A Comprehensive Approach to Treatment and Policy Management ■ $99 $ ________________________
■ P-07 How to Maximize the Affordable Care Act Provisions to Your Benefit ■ $99 $ ________________________
OTHER REGISTRATION OPTIONS
One Day Registration ■ Monday ■ Tuesday ■ Wednesday ■ $235 ■ $235 $ ________________________
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OPTIONAL ACADEMY MEMBERSHIP
Academy of Correctional Health Professionals members receive a courtesy discount on conference registration. To join, indicate it below and include
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1145 W. Diversey Parkway • Chicago, Illinois 60614
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OCTOBER 22-26
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