Manipulation in Corrections 2.0 Continuing Education Hours Every day, incarcerated persons spend their time watching and waiting. They watch with deep interest all that occurs in the facility, waiting until they identify just the right person to target in their manipulation game. Often, incarcerated persons direct their attention to the healthcare staff, as healthcare staff are…

Suicide Prevention in Corrections 2.5 Continuing Education Hours Incarcerated individuals are three times more likely to commit suicide that those in the community.  This is due to the incarcerated populations’ demographics; their decreased ability to cope with the day-to-day stresses of incarceration; the facility’s lack of sufficient staff or staff training in suicide prevention; and the…

Sexually Transmitted Infection in Corrections 2.0 Continuing Education Hours The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) state unequivocally that Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) are “the hidden epidemics of enormous health and economic consequence in the United States” (CDC, 2011). They suggest that there are community-based interventions that are effective, but in order for these interventions…