2022 ACA Phoenix Program Book_Winter Conference

Speakers: Carrie Carone , Civil Litigation Lieutenant, Alameda County Sheriff’s Office, Dublin, California; Jennifer Solopow , Administrative Specialist II, Alameda County Sheriff’s Office, Dublin, California

upon intake to help screen and monitor acute conditions. • Describe the value of a multidisciplinary approach to effective management of newly admitted individuals. Moderator: Myra Walker , RN, Chief, Professional Standards, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Huntsville, Texas Speakers: Myra Walker , RN, Chief, Professional Standards, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Huntsville, Texas; Michelle Viets , Chief of Healthcare Services, Ohio Department of Youth Services, Columbus, Ohio; Deborah G. Schult , Ph.D., Senior Vice President, Behavioral Health, VitalCore Health Strategies, Topeka, Kansas A-4E COVID-19 Operational Matrix Summary within the Federal Bureau of Prisons (CME, CE) Room 127A Track: Healthcare The BOP developed the COVID-19 Modified Operational Matrix in coordination with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as a tool to adapt the intensity of mitigation strategies according to the unique transmission risk at each correctional institution; in order to maximize programing and allow for a more “normal” correctional environment when safe to do so. The Matrix developed ensures the safety of staff, inmates

A-4C In Through the Front Door (CE, Y CE, CME) Room 126B Track: Healthcare

Prisons, and especially Jails, are tasked with caring for and managing every justice involved individual that comes “in through the front door”. Often, this includes psychologists and other behavioral and medical health professionals caring for individuals with a significant and detectable physical or behavioral health disease burden, and frequently ill-health. Chronic, and especially acute patient conditions, require a measured, standardized process of early review that detects and treats a variety of disease states to include serious mental illness, traumatic brain injuries, intellectual deficits, aging, withdrawal management, diabetes, TB, HIV, etc. Through careful, coordinated communication and care staff ensure a safe environment for all those who enter “through the front door”. Learning Objectives: • Explain significant health/behavioral health conditions requiring rapid intervention. • Identify several measures that can be used

Workshops Thursday, Jan. 6 t 3:30–5 p.m.

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