Position Statements
The National Commission's position statements serve to augment the Standards or express NCCHC's expert opinion on important issues that are not addressed in the Standards.
Along with the Standards, these statements may assist correctional facilities in designing policies and procedures. NCCHC's Policy and Standards Committee reviews position statements at least every five years. Unless reaffirmed or revised within five years, a position statement will expire. Position statements are subject to approval by the NCCHC Board of Directors.
| Administrative Management of HIV in Correctional Institutions (2014) | html | |
| Breastfeeding in Correctional Settings (2018) | html | |
| Charging Inmates a Fee for Health Care Services (2017) | html | |
| Competency for Execution (2017) | html | |
| Correctional Health Professionals’ Response to Inmate Abuse (2017) | html | |
| Health Care Funding for Incarcerated Youth (2014) | html | |
| Health Services Research in Correctional Settings (2015) | html | |
| Health Services to Adolescents in Adult Correctional Facilities (2018) | html | |
| Licensed Health Care Providers in Correctional Institutions (2012) | html | |
| Management of Noncancer Chronic Pain (2018) | html | |
| Medical Autonomy and Incident Reporting (2015) | html | |
| Naloxone in Correctional Facilities for the Prevention of Opioid Overdose Deaths (2015) | html | |
| Optimizing Insurance Coverage for Detainees and Inmates Postrelease (2014) | html | |
| Prevention of Juvenile Suicide in Correctional Settings (2012) | html | |
| Prevention of Violence in Correctional Settings (2013) | html | |
| Restraint of Pregnant Inmates (2015) | html | |
| Solitary Confinement (Isolation) (2016) | html | |
| STD Testing for Adolescents and Adults Upon Admission to Correctional Facilities (2014) | html | |
| Substance Use Disorder Treatment for Adults and Adolescents (2016) | html | |
| Transgender, Transsexual, and Gender Nonconforming Health Care in Correctional Settings (2015) | html | |
| Women's Health Care in Correctional Settings (2014) | html |