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My journey as a clinician began accidentally when I took a job as a care navigator, a natural extension of the eight years I’d
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Since HIV and serious mental illness are both common in the incarcerated population, it is important to understand a dangerous interaction between many HIV
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As a member of the policy and research committee and someone whose career has focused on health information technology and health services administration, I
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Part 4 of a conversation with Esmaeil Porsa, MD, MPH, MBA, CCHP-P, CCHP-A, Ron Charpentier, MBA, and Kevin Counihan, with Brent Gibson, MD, MPH,
To facilitate continuity of care, correctional facilities should provide outgoing patients with portable health records that they may share with selected or designated community
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For Pride Month, we have assembled a list of LGBTQ+ resources for those who work in corrections, health care, or social services. If you
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March 31 is international Transgender Day of Visibility, a good time to review NCCHC’s position statement on Transgender and Gender Diverse Health Care in Correctional
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Correctional mental health services are often criticized with broad-brush comments citing conditions and services that, in many jurisdictions, are a thing of the past.
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It is my privilege to serve as the new chair of NCCHC’s Governance Board.
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The 2021 Annual Report highlights the many ways NCCHC found balance in a year of ups and downs.
Read this special issue with free access until March 1, 2022. Nine articles focus on the female health care experience within corrections and include
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One of the most visited sections of the NCCHC website is a decade-old series on aspects of correctional nursing practice. The entire series has