Apr 4, 2023Board Chair Pauline Marcussen: “Lifelong Learning Is for All of Us” Opportunities to learn are everywhere. Take them, she says. Mar 31, 20232022 NCCHC Committee on Systemic Racism Open Forums: Initial Findings The mission of NCCHC’s Committee on Systemic Racism is to guide the field toward eradicating systemic racism in health care Mar 29, 2023Melissa Caldwell: Lifelong Learner, Ever-Growing Professional, CCHP-Advanced Clinical and forensic psychologist Melissa Caldwell, PhD, CCHP-MH, CCHP-A, talks about Advanced certification. Mar 17, 2023Free Printable Poster Demonstrates Use of Disinfectants in Corrections The poster recommends steps in plain language to reduce viral surface contamination. Mar 8, 2023US to Allow Medicaid to Pay for Drug Treatment in Prisons Coming soon: Medicaid funding for mental health and drug treatment in corrections Feb 23, 2023What If…? A Year of Opportunities In NCCHC’s annual report, learn how we embraced change in 2022. Page1 … Page5 Feb 1, 2025Celebrating National Patient Recognition Week: Honoring the Patients We Serve in Correctional Health Care A patient-centered approach leads to better health outcomes. Jan 21, 2025Explore the Rewards of Correctional Medicine: Final Video in NCCHC Foundation Series The latest in the NCCHC Foundation’s video series explores careers in correctional medicine. Jan 16, 2025More Than 200 New CCHPs Join the Program The CCHP program has released the list of 202 newly certified correctional health professionals who passed their exams in the fourth quarter of 2024. Jan 16, 2025In Memorium: Renee Greengard, MSN, NP, CCHP She was a nurse practitioner in jails and prisons for more than 20 years. Jan 16, 2025Let’s Thrive in 2025: The Heart of Correctional Health Care Improving access, equity, and outcomes for incarcerated individuals & empowering their health professionals Jan 13, 2025Harvard Study: NCCHC Accreditation Saves Lives and Improves Health Outcomes NCCHC accreditation improves compliance with standards, reduces mortality, and lowers recidivism rates. Page1 … Page23 Page24 Page25 Page26 Page27 … Page93
Apr 4, 2023Board Chair Pauline Marcussen: “Lifelong Learning Is for All of Us” Opportunities to learn are everywhere. Take them, she says.
Mar 31, 20232022 NCCHC Committee on Systemic Racism Open Forums: Initial Findings The mission of NCCHC’s Committee on Systemic Racism is to guide the field toward eradicating systemic racism in health care
Mar 29, 2023Melissa Caldwell: Lifelong Learner, Ever-Growing Professional, CCHP-Advanced Clinical and forensic psychologist Melissa Caldwell, PhD, CCHP-MH, CCHP-A, talks about Advanced certification.
Mar 17, 2023Free Printable Poster Demonstrates Use of Disinfectants in Corrections The poster recommends steps in plain language to reduce viral surface contamination.
Mar 8, 2023US to Allow Medicaid to Pay for Drug Treatment in Prisons Coming soon: Medicaid funding for mental health and drug treatment in corrections
Feb 23, 2023What If…? A Year of Opportunities In NCCHC’s annual report, learn how we embraced change in 2022.
Feb 1, 2025Celebrating National Patient Recognition Week: Honoring the Patients We Serve in Correctional Health Care A patient-centered approach leads to better health outcomes.
Jan 21, 2025Explore the Rewards of Correctional Medicine: Final Video in NCCHC Foundation Series The latest in the NCCHC Foundation’s video series explores careers in correctional medicine.
Jan 16, 2025More Than 200 New CCHPs Join the Program The CCHP program has released the list of 202 newly certified correctional health professionals who passed their exams in the fourth quarter of 2024.
Jan 16, 2025In Memorium: Renee Greengard, MSN, NP, CCHP She was a nurse practitioner in jails and prisons for more than 20 years.
Jan 16, 2025Let’s Thrive in 2025: The Heart of Correctional Health Care Improving access, equity, and outcomes for incarcerated individuals & empowering their health professionals
Jan 13, 2025Harvard Study: NCCHC Accreditation Saves Lives and Improves Health Outcomes NCCHC accreditation improves compliance with standards, reduces mortality, and lowers recidivism rates.
