Sessions With Substance

The National Conference offers three full days of educational programming with more than 100 sessions, including these outstanding examples:

• Pandemic Preparedness Plans

• Seizures: Effective Treatment and Cost Management

• Effective Corrections Crisis Intervention Training

• Assuring Nursing Skills Through Competency Development

• MRSA: The Superbug of Corrections

• Chest Pain: Getting to the Heart of the Matter

• Management of Hypertension and Diabetes

• Essentials of Correctional Juvenile Health Care

• Excited Delirium and Sudden In-Custody Death

• Managing the Difficult Patient

• Write It Right: Reduce Your Lawsuit Risk by Improving Your Documentation

Advancing Your Education

Nearly 40% of NCCHC conference attendees have been working in the field for 10 years or more! To meet their educational needs, a significant number of advanced sessions will be offered.

Longer Sessions

To provide more in-depth education on selected subjects, four of the concurrent sessions will run longer than the usual 60 minutes. Check the schedule for presentations during the following sessions:

• Concurrent Session II:  Monday, 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm

• Concurrent Session III:  Monday, 3:45 pm to 5 pm

• Concurrent Session X:  Wednesday, 9:15 am to 10:45 am

• Concurrent Session XII:  Wednesday, 1:30 pm to 2:45 pm

Downloads

Final Program
Preliminary Program and Registration Form
Schedule-at-a-Glance

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Educational Poster Display

Educational posters will be featured in the exhibit hall. Meet one-on-one with the poster authors to discuss their findings during the Sunday evening exhibit hall opening reception.
   Open for viewing throughout the conference during exhibit hall hours, poster topics run the gamut – from program innovations to research findings to treatment recommendations.

Speaker Q&A

Several speakers have agreed to follow up their presentations with an extended Q&A session in the roundtable format. See the Final Program for details.

Roundtable Discussions

Sponsored by the Academy of Correctional Health Professionals, roundtables are not instructional in nature; rather, they are discussions on hot topics and emerging trends.
   Open to all attendees, these special gatherings are the best time to interact, debate issues, seek advice and express your opinions.