2020 ACA San Diego Program Book_Winter Conference

healthier environments. By emphasizing the “dialectic” approach to behavior therapy (DBT) Oregon is reducing the sense of isolation while housed in Special Housing Units by teaching and reinforcing skills like emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and self-management. Learning Objectives: • Describe the Oregon Way. • Demonstrate how Oregon has increased mental health treatment in isolative settings. • Explain how Oregon has improved staff wellness through culture change. Moderator: Joe Bugher , Health Services Assistant Director, Oregon Department of Corrections, Salem, Oregon Speakers: Tyann Etzel , Qualified Mental Health Specialist, Oregon Department of Corrections, Salem, Oregon; Brandon Kelly , Oregon Department of Corrections, Salem, Oregon; Brian Reischke , Correctional Officer, Oregon Department of Corrections, Salem, Oregon Past, Present, and Future (CE, CERP) Room 11A The course will cover the challenges of providing adequate dental care to the individuals incarcerated within one of the nation’s largest correctional systems. The major theme will be how the program was forced to evolve as the result of a class action litigation; how the litigation was managed and ultimately resolved; and the ongoing efforts to sustain success and compliance. Participants will gain knowledge on how Eighth Amendment violations impact dental care; the process by which policy and procedures are created; how data is used to monitor program compliance; how correctional dentistry integrates with other health care disciplines as well as with custody; details of the budgetary process; and more. Learning Objectives: • Understand the value and importance of having sound policy and procedures. A-2E California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Inmate Dental Services Program;

A-2C Clinical Practice Guidelines and Updates (CE, CME) Room 5B

Sponsored by the Healthcare Committee This workshop will focus on clinical guidelines and updates in Correctional Medicine and the delivery of care. The session will address new changes in the treatment as well as follow up of providing care to our patients. After attending this workshop, participants will gain understanding of upcoming treatment options, recognize the challenges in caring for patients in correctional environment and recognize ethical perils in clinical practice. Learning Objectives: • Provide a clinical overview of new areas of medicine. • Understand the scope of health services of incarcerated populations. • Gain knowledge of recent advances in clinical care. Moderator: Jerome Greenfield , M.D., DFAPA, Health Services Administrator, Iowa Department of Corrections, Des Moines, Iowa Speaker: Harbans Deol , D.O., Ph.D., Medical Services Director, Nebraska Department of Correctional Services, Lincoln, Nebraska

Saturday, Jan. 11 t 10:30 a.m.–12 p.m.

Workshops

A-2D The Oregon Model : Improving Staff Wellness and Patient Mental Health Through Culture Changes (CE) Room 9 Sponsored by the Staff Wellness Committee The Oregon Department of Corrections has started on a path we call “The Oregon Way” by humanizing and normalizing the corrections environment — creating

productive, humane conditions that have had a positive effect on not only the adults in custody’s mental health but also an increase to staff wellness. Through improved security practices and better communication between security and mental health staff, Oregon is creating cultural changes that are providing

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