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Corrections, Nashville, Tennessee; Chris Hill , Field Services Administrator, Tennessee Department of Corrections, Nashville, Tennessee B-2E The Implementation of a Telehealth Program during a Global Pandemic (CE, CERP, CME) Room 127A Track: Healthcare The workshop will discuss the implementation of a telehealth program in North Carolina. This includes the multi-disciplinary efforts to activate the program, the collaboration with our public healthcare partners, satisfaction survey data from providers, tele presenters and patients and expanded access to care. In addition, the workshop will discuss cost savings, additional expansion efforts and lessons learned. Learning Objectives: • Demonstrate knowledge about the importance of a multi-disciplinary approach to a telehealth initiative. • Identify major steps to implement a telehealth initiative. • Explain lessons learned from a telehealth implementation. Moderator: Gary Junker , Ph.D., HSP-P, Director of Health and Wellness, North Carolina Department of Public Safety, Division of Adult Corrections and Juvenile Justice, Prisons, Raleigh, North Carolina Speaker: Terri L. Catlett , P.A., Director of Healthcare Administration, North Carolina Department of Public Safety — Raleigh, North Carolina B-2F Self-Injurious Behavior: Psychopathology vs. Psychosis in Two Clinical Cases ( Y CE, CE) Room 127B Track: Healthcare Two high profile cases from the Florida DOC will be presented to illustrate the challenges for corrections professionals of self-injurious behaviors. These cases, although similar because of the seriousness of the self-injuries,

are very distinct due to the psychopathology of both patients. One is a case of psychosis which drove the inmate to multiple suicide attempts, and the diagnostic challenges it presented, and his current treatment management. The second case is that of an inmate who has feigned psychiatric illness finally being evaluated for malingering with the associated treatment challenges, and the non-pharmacological treatment of such an individual. Learning Objectives: • Explain the use of psychological testing to determine the degree of malingering of the self-injurious inmate. • Communicate non-pharmacological treatment and behavior approaches of the non-psychotic inmate. Moderator: Jerome Greenfield , M.D., DFAPA, Health Services Administrator, Iowa Department of Corrections, Des Moines, Iowa Speakers: Beltran J. Pages , M.D., Statewide Psychiatric Director, Florida Department of Corrections, Centurion of Florida — Tallahassee, Florida; Johnathan Greenfield , M.D., Assistant Psychiatric Director, Florida Department of Corrections, Centurion of Florida — Tallahassee, Florida B-2G Racial Bias and Amelioration Strategies for Risk Assessment Room 128A Tracks: Prison/Jails For over 40 years justice agencies have relied on risk assessments to guide decisions regarding diversion, case management, supervision and placement practices. Despite widespread use, it was not until a 2016 ProPublica investigation “Machine Bias” that risk assessment developers, researchers and justice agencies were directed to examine the potential for tools to extend systematic biases. Learning Objectives: • Explain risk assessment design and development. • Differentiate the psychotic vs. psychopathic inmate with SIB.

Workshops

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