Your registration includes all sessions. You can participate live or view any time through January 31. * indicates sessions approved for APA CE credit   (1) indicates sessions approved for NASW CE credit. All times are shown in Central Time. Adjust for your time zone.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11

10:00 AM - 11:15 AM
401 Clinical Insights for Mastering Special Diet Orders*Philip Eskew, DO, JD, MBA, CCHP-CP, YesCareMedical
402 Become Unstuck: Effective Alliance-Building With Challenging Patients*(1)Sharen Barboza, PhD, CCHP-MH, Barboza Consulting, LLCMental Health, Special Populations
403 Implementing MAT Continuum of Care in Jails: Lessons Learned*(1)Jacqueline Abdalla, MD, Sacramento County Correctional Health Services
Tianna Hammock, CCHP, Sacramento County Correctional Health Services
Richard VandenHeuvel, MSW, Health Management Associates (HMA)		Substance Use
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
404 Gabapentinoids: Overview, Safety, and Risks*Elana Sullivan, MD, NONE/UNKNOWNMedical, Pharmaceuticals
405 Holistic Nursing: Resolving Patient Issues with Integrative Care TechniquesChristine Richardson, PhD, JD, LPN, Correct Consultants, LLCNursing
406 Strategies for Reducing Solitary Confinement of Seriously Mentally Ill Patients*(1)Danielle Dass, PhD, LCSW, University of California at Davis Jail Psychiatric Services
Deanna Patterson, PhD, CCHP, University of California at Davis Jail Psychiatric Services
Amanda Bell, LCSW, University of California at Davis Jail Psychiatric Services		Mental Health, Special Populations
407 Writing Effective Policies and ProceduresKellyAnne Lee, MBA, MSN, CCRN, CCHP-RN, Centurion HealthAdministration
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
408 Implementing a Large-Scale HCV Treatment Program Without an EHR*Neil Fisher, MD, CCHP, Wexford Health Sources, Inc.
Dina Paul, MD, Wexford Health Sources, Inc.
Robert Young, RN, Wexford Health Sources, Inc.		Infectious Disease, Medical
409 Peer Education to Reduce Health Disparities*(1)Lorenzo Bell, Step-Up, Inc.
Jessica Beyer, Step-Up Inc
Deborah Nichols, MPH, MS, Indiana Department of Health		Administration, Reentry
410 New Ideas for Adolescent Sexual Health Education*Andrea Gerber, MSEd, Public Health - Seattle & King County
Graciela Leal, MA, PCI Media
Iman Shervington, MFA, Institute of Women & Ethnic Studies		Juvenile
2:15 PM - 3:15 PM
411 Motivational Factors of Peer-Volunteer Caregivers in End-of-Life Programs: A Qualitative Study*(1)Shivani Kaushik, PhD, MSW, Florida International UniversityMedical, Special Populations
412 Get Organized! Using NCCHC StandardsTracey Titus, RN, CCHP-RN, CCHP-A, Centurion HealthAdministration
413 How to Build Correctional Health RFPs to Reduce Lawsuits and Improve Outcomes*Marc Stern, MD, MPH, University of Washington Medical SchoolAdministration, Quality
3:30 PM - 4:00 PM
414 CDC Recommendations to Combat Rising Tuberculosis Incidence*Lauren Lambert, MPH, CDC Centers for Disease Control and PreventionInfectious Disease, Medical
415 Human-Centered Design of a Reentry Pilot Program*(1)Pracha Peter Eamranond, MD, MPH, Harvard University
Milan Satcher, MD, MPH, Dartmouth Health		Reentry
416 Treating Complex PTSD: A Psychiatric Perspective*(1)Bhinna Park, Chief of Psychiatry, Washington State Department of CorrectionsMental Health
Time Zone: (UTC-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) [Change Time Zone]

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12

9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
417 Caring for Transgender and Gender Diverse Patients*(1)Newton Kendig, MD, The George Washington University
Tina Waldron, MA, The Moss Group, Inc.		Special Populations
418 A Roadmap for MOUD Success*(1)Thomas Lincoln, MD, CCHP-CP, Baystate Health Systems
Danielle Mimitz, LMHC, MA, Hampden County Sheriff's Office
Keisha Williams, RN, MSN, CCHP, Hampden County Sheriff's Office		Substance Use
419 Dental Antibiotic Stewardship and UseMichael Corum, DDS, CCHP, Mid America Health, Inc.
Rob Schmidt, DDS, Mid America Health, Inc.		Medical, Oral Health
10:45 AM - 11:45 AM
420 Prevalence and Prevention of Fungal Infections*Ellen Smith, MPH, MSN, CCHP, US Public Health Service
Lt. Enid Velez-Valle, Federal Bureau of Prisons		Infectious Disease
421 Moral Injury: Addressing the "Soul Wounds" of the Health Care Workforce*(1)Camille Dysart, MSW, Colorado Department of Corrections
Stephanie Gangemi, PhD, LCSW, CCHP, University of Colorado		Mental Health, Staffing/Workforce Issues
422 Nutritional Characteristics of State Prison Menus*Laura Bain, PhD, RDN, MBA, U.S. Senate
Kevin Sauer, PhD, RDN, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center		Administration, Medical
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
423 Identifying and Addressing Autism*(1)David Stephens, PsyD, Falcon Inc.Special Populations
424 Combating the Syphilis Epidemic*Anil Mangla, PhD, MPH, MS, Southern Nevada Health District
Mariel Marlow, PhD, MPH, CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Rosanne Sugay, MD, MPH, Southern Nevada Health District		Infectious Disease, Women's Health
425 Pioneering CMS 1115 Medicaid Waivers and the Impact on Reentry*(1)Stephanie Landgraf, CJM, San Luis Obispo County Jail
Jessica Landreth, San Luis Obispo County Jail
Seth Stabinsky, MD, CCHP-CP, CCHP-A, San Luis Obispo County Jail		Reentry, Staffing/Workforce Issues
1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
426 Prescriber Challenges: Abused and Misused Medications*Lawrence Reccoppa, MD, WellpathMental Health, Substance Use
427 Avoiding Medication Errors in Juvenile FacilitiesTanja Salary, RN, EdD, Juvenile Justice Nursing-North CarolinaJuvenile, Nursing
428 Comprehensive HIV Care: Preplanning, Prevention, and Postrelease Support*(1)Melanie Davis, MT(ASCP), CCHP, South Carolina Department of Corrections
Monetha Gaskin, MPH, CCHP, South Carolina Department of Public Health
Brandi Johnson, Prisma Health Immunology Center		Reentry, Special Populations
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
429 Technology Solutions for Optimizing Care With Reduced StaffRebecca Greene, RN, ADN, North Carolina Department of Adult Correction
Gregory Heath, RN, North Carolina Department of Public Safety
Valerie Langley, RN, North Carolina Department of Adult Correction		Nursing, Technology
430 Leadership in Medicine: An Opportunity to Grow*Murray Young, MD, Centurion HealthMedical, Professional Development
431 Effective Suicide Prevention in Juvenile Facilities*(1)Joy Bennink, LMHC, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice
Tracy Shelby, PhD, Florida Department of Juvenile Justice		Juvenile, Suicide Prevention
Time Zone: (UTC-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada) [Change Time Zone]
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