Correctional Health Care | search
Click here to view Correctional Health Care news from 60+ newspapers.
Bookmark or Share- Public Health Considerations for Correctional HealthCorrectional health encompasses all aspects of health and well-being for adults and juveniles who are justice system*-involved. This starts at the point of arrest, continues at detention or incarceration, and carries through after they return to their community (called "reentry").
- CCHP - National Commission on Correctional Health CareBecoming a Certified Correctional Health Professional is the next step in your professional advancement. Apply Now! The CCHP credential shows your mastery of NCCHC standards and your ability to apply them to support the quality of patient care. It’s a signal to the field that you are committed to correctional health care as a career.
- NCCHC - National Commission on Correctional Health CareNCCHC’s flagship standards provide support for constitutionally appropriate correctional health care for jails, prisons, juvenile facilities, mental health, and opioid treatment programs.
- Understanding Correctional Healthcare - TKHealth.carePut simply, inmates are more likely to experience chronic diseases, mental health issues, and substance use, which makes quality healthcare in correctional centers vital. This post explains what correctional health entails, its challenges, and the legal and ethical responsibilities that guide it. The Unique Challenges of Correctional Healthcare
- Jail and Prison Standards - National Commission on Correctional Health CareThe most authoritative resources for correctional health care services, the NCCHC Standards are continually updated to reflect the latest evidence and best practices in meeting professional, legal and ethical requirements in delivering correctional health care services.
More
