2024 ACA National Harbor Program Book_Winter Conference

been successfully implemented in a number of correctional and forensic settings to treat both adult and juvenile offenders with emotional and behavioral regulation difficulties. While the treatment started targeting primarily suicidal behavior and self-injury, it has clear application for addressing aggression and other impulsive difficulties. This workshop will provide a brief overview of the evidence base and rationale for DBT, explanation of dialectics, and validation, the basis for dysregulation and the structure and modes of treatment. Learning Objectives: • Learn important aspects to identify emotion dysregulation. • Define validation and impact on emotion dysregulation. • Describe all five modes of comprehensive DBT treatment and their functions. Moderator: Ronald E. Koon , Phy.D., Chief of Psychology, Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice, Atlanta, Georgia Speakers: Lesley Baird Chapin , Psy.D., Psychologist, Vice President, Pauquette Center for Psychological Services, Madison, Wisconsin; Sheila M. Corroo , BSW, Correctional Services Treatment Director, Wisconsin Department of Juvenile Corrections — Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake Schools, Irma, Wisconsin A-1I Decoding Medication Room Audits (CE) Track: Healthcare & Treatments Room: National Harbor 12 A Medication Room audit is a routine activity usually performed by a pharmacist to ensure the processes and environment surrounding the medication process is optimized to allow consistency without failure. Often times, a medication room audit becomes a redundant, resource-intensive task especially when there are repeat non-compliant findings that have not been fixed in a timely fashion. In this presentation, the presenter will review audit standards based on regulatory, management, and frontline staff’s perspective to improve

direct patient care roles due to their knowledge of medications and therapeutics. Expanding involvement in services beyond dispensing to chronic disease management, vaccination, patient education and medication therapy management allows pharmacists to work at the top of their license and helps to bridge the gap between patients, physicians and other providers. The roles of clinical pharmacists, how to embed pharmacists into practice, its benefits and lessons learned will be discussed. Learning Objectives: • Describe roles of clinical pharmacists as part of an integrated healthcare team. • Discuss models for integrating clinical pharmacy services. • Identify metrics for measuring outcomes of clinical pharmacy services. Moderator: Chris Black-Edwards , RN, BSN, CHSA, CCN/M, Deputy Director, Health Services Division, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Huntsville, Texas Speakers: Melissa T. Johnson , PharmD, BCPS, Pharmacy Clinical Practice Specialist, University of Texas Medical Branch, Correctional Managed Care, Conroe, Texas; Michelle Munch , PharmD, Assistant Director of Clinical Programs, University of Texas Medical Branch, Correctional Managed Care, Conroe, Texas; Stephanie Zepeda , PharmD, Associate Vice President, Pharmacy Services CMC, University of Texas Medical Branch, Correctional Managed Care, Conroe, Texas A-1H Dialectical Behavior Therapy as an Intervention for Emotion Regulation, Impulsivity and Aggressive Behavior in Correctional Settings (CE, Y CE, CEU) Tracks: Healthcare & Treatment Juveniles/Staff Training/Reentry & Community Corrections/Social Work NEW! Room: National Harbor 11 Correctional settings frequently struggle to manage emotional and behavioral difficulties posed by the people in their care. Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a treatment that has

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Thursday, Jan. 4 ▼ 8–9:30 a.m.

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