2023 ACA Philadelphia Program Book_153rd Congress of Correction

A-2F Introduction to Lean Manufacturing Track: Prisons/ Jails Room 203-A

is the largest intake facility in Maryland. Despite facility, infrastructural and funding limitations, a core multidisciplinary team processed mapped, protocolized and initiated sublingual and injectable buprenorphine along with reentry support using peers, health insurance enrollment and Narcan provision at release. • Understand the barriers to implementation of medications for OUD in the jail setting. • Understand the benefits of treatment during incarceration with medications for Opioid Use Disorder. Moderator: Carolyn J. Scruggs , Secretary, Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services, Baltimore, Maryland Speakers: Michael Richards , CAC-AD, Director, Substance Use Disorder Treatment Services, Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services, Baltimore, Maryland; Mauro Sarmiento , M.D., Ph.D. M.B.A., Statewide Medical Director, YesCare Maryland, Baltimore, Maryland; Carolyn Thangawg , M.D., MPH, FASAM, Medical Director, Opioid Treatment Program, John Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland A-2H Clinical Practice Guidelines and Updates (CE, CME CERP) Track: Medical Room 204-A This session will focus on clinical updates on correctional medicine and the delivery of care. It will address new changes in the treatment and follow-up care to patients. After the session, participants should be able to classify, manage, recognize and face the challenges in caring for patients in the correctional environment and recognize ethical perils in clinical practice. This session will provide a clinical overview of evolving areas of medicine that affect the scope of health care services provided to incarcerated populations. Participants will gain a better understanding of recent advancements in clinical care that should be considered for integration into the health care delivery system. Learning Objectives: • Define House Bill 116.

The 2010 Compensation Data Manufacturing survey concluded that 69.7% of manufacturing companies utilize lean manufacturing principles. Of the companies surveyed, 69.2% apply for 5S programs and 55.7% utilize Kaizen. This workshop will introduce the basic principles of 5S and Kaizen and how these principles can be applied to the daily manufacturing operations within Correctional Industries. Implementing basic principles of lean manufacturing will translate to cost savings and a more efficient knowledge and understanding in manufacturing and gain experience that can be applied to a career post-release. Learning Objectives: • Reduce wasted motion. • Correct errors through root cause analysis. • Empower staff. Moderator: Lindsey Ellison , Indiana Correctional Industries Director, Indiana Department of Corrections, Plainfield, Indiana Speakers: Remington Lovegrove , Operations Manager, Indiana Correctional Industries, Plainfield, Indiana ; Jim Minchin , Engineering Manager, Indiana Correctional Industries/IDOC, Plainfield, Indiana A-2G Implementation of Maryland’s Opioid Use Disorder Examination and Treatment Act in the Baltimore City’s Largest Intake Jail (CE, Y CE, CME, CERP) Track: Multidisciplinary Room 203-B Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) is a critical public health issue in the criminal justice system. Opioid overdose is a leading cause of post-release fatality, estimated up to 120x community risk. Giving medications for OUD (mOUD) while incarcerated reduces post-release overdose, improves treatment retention and reduces infectious disease spread. Maryland is the first state to require all forms of mOUD in jails. Baltimore City jail work environment, and it will also allow incarcerated individuals to expand their

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Thursday, Aug. 10 ▼ 10–11:30 a.m.

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