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Accreditation

NCCHC provides continuing education credit—more than 100 hours each year—for physicians, nurses, psychologists and social workers, as well as general credit for CCHPs and professionals in other disciplines.

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Ms. Violette previously served as director of addiction treatment for the Connecticut Department of Correction.
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Big news! Revised jail, prison, and mental health standards will soon be available.
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Five correctional health professionals have completed the training necessary to become surveyors for NCCHC. They are:Dyni Brookshire, MSN, RN, CCHPShalaine Kress, RN, CCHPScarlett Lusk,
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NCCHC accreditation improves compliance with standards, reduces mortality, and lowers recidivism rates.
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Fifteen correctional health professionals have completed the training necessary to become surveyors for NCCHC. They are:Lemuel Cabahug, MSN, CPHQ, CCHP-RNKaren Dorse, MSN, MSHS, CCHPHeidi
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Achieving NCCHC accreditation demonstrates a commitment to high-quality correctional health care and overall well-being of incarcerated individuals and staff alike.
2022 Juvenile Standards
Changes and new concepts in the 2022 Standards for Health Services in Juvenile Detention and Confinement Facilities
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The webinars take place June 8 and 15.
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Does NCCHC require facilities to follow a specific medication accountability system?
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NCCHC’s accreditation program is growing, and the staff is growing to keep up with demand.