Supported by an independent educational grant from Centurion.

Justice-involved individuals often present with complex, co-occurring psychiatric and medical conditions. This session, led by a multidisciplinary team that includes a psychiatrist, social worker, nurse practitioner, and corrections lieutenant, explores best practices for managing these high-need patients. Emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration and creative problem-solving, the presentation offers strategies for delivering effective medical and mental health care without compromising safety and security.

Educational Objectives

• Review the most common needs of justice-involved individuals with complex co-occurring medical and psychiatric conditions
• Discuss best practices for managing these highly complex patients within a correctional facility
• Demonstrate effective interdisciplinary collaboration through problem-solving clinical vignettes

Level:Intermediate