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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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In high-stress situations, staff need to know they are supported.
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Facilities have the opportunity to reduce harm and break cycles.
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Medicaid reentry waivers and planning grants can help people leave custody with care already in place.
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This Men’s Health Week, we recognize the essential role correctional health professionals play in improving health outcomes for men during incarceration and beyond.
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Dr. Aldrich is a professor of clinical medicine and a nationally respected leader.
Quality improvement, risk reduction, professional accountability, and better health outcomes for incarcerated patients.