Thu, 03/16/2017 - 8:30am to 9:45am
Keynote Speaker
Mass Incarceration and Our Nation’s Health – Maximizing our Impact -
Warren Ferguson, MD
Thu, 03/16/2017 - 10:00am to 11:00am
Track 1: Seminar: Reentry
Addressing Unique Care Needs of Justice Involved Veterans: Application to the General Adult Justice System -
Joel Rosenthal, PhD, Kathleen Chard
Track 2: Seminar: CBPR
Exploring the Enhancement of Ethical Research Involving Persons under the Supervision of the Criminal Justice System -
Anne Spaulding, MD, MPH
Track 3: Seminar: SUD
Drug use, substance use disorders, treatment, and intoxication deaths among prison and jail inmates -
Jennifer Bronson, PhD, Margaret Noonan
Track 4: Seminar: Implementation Science
Using the RNR Simulation Tool to Improve Implementation of Programs and Systems of Care -
Faye Taxman, PhD
Track 5: Seminar: Reentry
Reducing Health Disparities Through Returning Medical Home – The REMEDY An Integrated Health Transition Program -
Michael Changaris, PsyD, Roosevelt Terry, Arlinda Timmons-Love, Joseph Mega
Thu, 03/16/2017 - 11:15am to 12:15pm
Track 1: Lectures: Mental Health
Adherence to prescribed antipsychotic medication and risk of crime in a Canadian provincial offender population -
Stefanie Rezansoff, Bcomm, MSc, PhD
Growing the evidence for specialty mental health probation: Results from an experimental study -
Gary Cuddeback, PhD
Track 2: Lectures: Practice Redesign in Primary Care
Clinical Pharmacists in the Correction Medical Environment -
Vincent Carr, DO, Valerie Barnes, PharmD, MS, BCPS
A Review of Best Practices for Management of Chronic Noncancer Pain -
Tyson Thompson, PharmD, Karen Stevens
Track 3: Lectures: SUD, Reentry
Engaging Adult Drug Court Clients in Leisure Activities to Promote Recovery and Pro-social Interactions -
Jessica Rogers- Brown, MPH, Kate Guastaferro, Sharon Caslin, Wendy Guastaferro, Daniel Whitaker
Pre-Trial Medicaid Enrollment in RI: Enrolling/Maintaining Detainees in Coverage -
Sarah Martino, MPA, Lauren Brinkley- Rubinstein, Nick Iadevaia, Pauline Marcussen, Bradley Brockmann, JD, Mdiv
Track 4: Lectures: Implementation Science
A Case Study in Academic Health Sciences Collaboration: The British Columbia Inter-Ministry Research Initiative -
Julian Somers, MSc, PhD
START NOW: From Creation to Implementation to Sustainment of an Evidence Based Practice -
Robert Trestman, PhD, MD
Track 5: Lectures: Reentry
Thu, 03/16/2017 - 2:00pm to 3:00pm
Track 1: Peer Session: Mental Health
Metabolic Syndrome Prevalence and Reduction in Inmates Prescribed Antipsychotic Medications -
Rust Reeves, MD
Solitary confinement is associated with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder symptoms among recently released former prisoners -
Aaron Fox, MD, MS, Jenerius Aminawung, Shira Shavit, Emily Wang
Formative Evaluation of a Mental Health Emergency Teletriage Service in Vancouver, British Columbia -
Amanda Butler, MA
Reduction in self-injurious behavior in severely mentally ill men in correctional settings correlating with a positive group identification -
James Fine, MD
Track 2: Peer Session: Practice Redesign, Primary Care
An Under-Recognized Vulnerability: A Protocolized Care-Model for Detained and Incarcerated Patients in an Academic Emergency Department -
Francis Coughlin, MD, Caitlan Ganley, Susi Vassallo
Family Physician Toolkit: Supporting (Re)integration Of People With Incarceration Experience -
Ruth Elwood Martin, MD FCFP, MPH
The Enhanced Pre-Arraignment Screening Unit: Improving Health Services, Medical Triage, and Diversion Opportunities in Manhattan’s Central Booking Facility -
David Cloud, JD, MPH
Investigating Chronic Conditions as a Risk Factor for Self-harm in Correctional Settings -
Asher Turney, MD, MBA, MSPH, CCHP, Michelle Staples Horne, Kenneth Williams, Robert Bradford, Benjamin Ansa, Madison Gates
Track 3: Peer Session: Implementation Science of MAT
Track 4: Peer Session: HIV
Establishing feasibility of the JJ-health partnership approach to increasing HIV- testing of youth on probation -
Katherine Elkington, PhD, Carrie Oser, Danica Knight, Jessica Sales, Sheena Gardner, Tisha Wiley
Implementing a Universal HIV Testing, Treatment, and Linkage to Care Program in the Prison Setting May Reduce HIV Incidence and Racial HIV Disparities in the Community: An Agent-Based Modeling Study -
Brandon Marshall, PhD
Living with HIV after release from prison: A qualitative study -
Jennifer Lorvick, DrPH
SUCCESS! Illustrating trends of improved retention in HIV care over 1 year following jail -
Ana Drobeniuc, cMPH
Track 5: Peer Session: CBPR, Reentry
Re-entry Celebrations: Peer referred sexual arrangements and HIV risk among formally incarcerated young Black men -
Scyatta Wallace, PhD, Franchel Mendoza, Madalina Yellico, Ronald Braithwaite, PhD
Early Examination of the Impact of the Affordable Care Act on Prisoner Recidivism -
Holly Swan, PhD, Sharmini Radakrishnan, Lauren Olsho
The Nick Project: Connecting Inmates with Severe and Persistent Mental Illness to Publically Funded Community-Based Services -
Brian McGregor, PhD, Susan Goico, Rhonda Holliday
Increased Risk of Mortality Among Persons Released From Prison in Massachusetts, 2008-2103 -
Paul Kriby, MA, Warren Ferguson, Robin Clark
Thu, 03/16/2017 - 3:15pm to 4:15pm
Track 1: Peer Session: Research, CBPR
Studying the Relationships Between Mothers Under Community Criminal Justice Supervision and Their Children -
Lorie Goshin, PhD, RN, Mariann Weierich, Jenna Rieder, Diagou Sissoko
Patients in Correctional Healthcare Settings: Correlates of Self-Reported Quality of Life -
Stephanie Grace Prost, MSW, Stephen Tripodi, PhD, Jeffrey Lacasse
Using Latent Class Analysis to Measure Health-Related Impacts of Cumulative Criminal Justice System Involvement among Women -
Jennifer Lorvick, DrPH
Designing Education for Better Prisoner and Community Health -
Bradley Brockmann, JD, Mdiv, Alexandria Macmadu, MSc, Lauren Brinkley- Rubinstein, PhD, Jennifer Clarke, MD, MPH
Track 2: Peer Session: Public Health
Exploring knowledge, interest, and barriers related to PrEP use among criminal justice involved men who have sex with men -
Lauren Brinkley- Rubinstein, PhD
Improving jail and health department preparedness efforts by demonstrating the feasibility of maternal Tdap vaccine education and distribution -
Rebecca Fils- Aime, BS, Jonathan Lehnert, Chava Bowden, Allision Chamberlain, Anne Spaulding
Meta-Analysis and Systematic Review of Hepatitis C Screening and Surveillance in US Prisons and Jails -
Destani Bizune, cMPH, Anne Spaulding
Resumption of injecting drug use following release from prison in Australia -
Rebecca Winter, MPH, PhDc
Track 3: Peer Session: SUD
Substance abuse and dependence in prisoners: an updated systematic review -
Seena Fazel, MBChB, MRCPsych, MD, FRCPsych
Perceptions of Extended-Release Naltrexone, Methadone, and Re-Entry Following Release from Jail -
Joshua D. Lee, MD, MSc, Melissa Velasquez, Mara Flannery, Ryan McDonald
Procedural justice, substance abuse needs and recidivism in a jail population, a quasi-experimental approach -
Laura Lutgen, MA, Wendy Guastaferro
Track 4: Peer Session: Aging, Veterans, MSM
Exploring Risk Factors Related to Frailty and Disability in an Aging Justice Involved Population -
Madison Gates, PhD, Elizabeth Hunter, Asher Turney, Ronald Braithwaite, Wonsuk Yoo
An aging criminal justice population: Lessons from the Transitions Clinic Network -
Jenerius Aminawing, MD, MPH, Shira Shavit, Emily Wang
Predicting Treatment Entry Among Veterans Exiting Prison -
Andrea Finlay, PhD
An Examination of Consensual Sex in a Men’s Jail -
Charles Lea, MSW
Track 5: Peer Session: Reentry Research
Examining Inequalities in Health Service Use for Former Inmates using a Quasi-Experimental Design -
Kathryn Nowotny, PhD
Healthcare utilization within a post-incarceration transitions clinic network -
Benjamin Howell, MD, MPH
Evaluation of a prison-based Medicaid enrollment program: program personnel perspectives -
David Rosen, PhD, MD
Thu, 03/16/2017 - 4:30pm to 6:00pm
Special Session: Town Meeting Forum
An Emerging Blueprint for Change – The Corrections/Academe Nexus: Voice from Justice Involved Social Offenders -
Ronald Braithwaite, PhD, Selina Smith, PhD, MDiv
Fri, 03/17/2017 - 8:30am to 9:30am
Track 1: Seminar: Reentry
Community Reentry for Veterans: Perspectives from the Department of Veterans Affairs -
Andrea Finlay, PhD, Joel Rosenthal, PhD, Thindwia Cabiness, Brandy Stinson
Track 2: Special Topic: Health Policy
Physicians for Criminal Justice Reform: Breaking Barriers, Building Partnerships, and Achieving Health Equity through Progressive Reform -
Brian McGregor, PhD, Nzinga Harrison
Track 3: Special Topic Practice Redesign: HCV
The Era of Direct Acting Antivirals – What Does the Experience of Correctional Health Professionals Contribute to the Elimination of hepatitis C? -
Michael Levy, MB, BS, MPH, FAFPHM, Rich Feffer
Track 4: Special Topic: Women’s Health Policy
Shackling of Pregnant Incarcerated Women: Where Does Your State Stand? -
Ginette Ferszt, PhD, RN, PMHCNS-BC
Track 5: Lectures: Mental Health
The Development of a University-Based Specialty Program for State Prisoners with Gender Dysphoria -
Joseph Penn, MD, Kelly Coates, MBA
Suicide prevention is no accident - setting up a inmate centric program with a transient jail population -
Nathaniel Bialek, AAS, EMT-P, CIC, Nichole Adams- Flores, PsyD MA MS ABPP
Fri, 03/17/2017 - 9:45am to 11:00am
Plenary Speaker
Fri, 03/17/2017 - 1:00pm to 1:30pm
Track 1: Lectures: Research
Food Insecurity in Adults on Probation in Rhode Island -
Kimberly Dong, DrPH Candidate, MS, RD
Track 2: Lectures: Reentry
Connecting Justice Involved Individuals to Coverage and Care -
Patricia Edraos, JD, MPH
Track 3: Lectures: Policy
State Prison Health Care: Spending, Quality, and Continuity -
Matt McKillop, Research Officer
Track 4: Lectures: Special Popln: Women
Pathways to Recidivism among Women Prisoners with Histories of Victimization -
Stephen Tripodi, PhD, Carrie Pettus- Davis, Kimberly Bender
Track 5: Lectures: Public Health
Fri, 03/17/2017 - 1:45pm to 2:45pm
Track 1: Peer Session: Reentry
Perceptions of Self-Care Management at Reentry -
Donna Zucker RN, PhD, FAAN
Neighborhood influences on violent reoffending risk in psychosis and substance misuse: A within-individual cohort study of 47,266 released prisoners in Sweden -
Seena Fazel, MBChB, MRCPsych, MD, FRCPsych
Unlocking The Gates To Health: Peer Health Mentoring For Women Leaving A Correctional Facility -
Ruth Elwood Martin, MD FCFP, MPH
The Impact Of Health And Social Factors On Re-Incarceration Among Women After Release from a Canadian Provincial Correctional Centre -
Ruth Elwood Martin, MD FCFP, MPH
Track 2: Peer Session: Juvenile Justice
Emergency Department and Hospital Utilization Among Justice-Involved Adolescents -
Tyler Winkelman, MD, MSc
Deaths in young people involved in the youth justice system: a retrospective data linkage study -
Stuart Kinner, PhD
Girls in Custody: a Qualitative Study of Experiences, Preferences, and Opportunities Surrounding Family Planning -
Angeline Ti MD, MPH
HCV Testing and Treatment for Incarcerated Adolescent and Young Adult Populations -
Cajetan Luna, MA
Track 3: Peer Session: HIV Reentry
Falling through the cracks: Predictors of failure to link to HIV care after incarceration -
Yordanos Tiruneh, Mphil, PhD, Xilong Li, Benjamin Ammon, Ank Nijhawan
Use of Viral Load Surveillance Data in Assessment of Linkage to Care for Persons with HIV Released from Corrections -
Brian Montague, DO, MS, MPH, Liza Solomon, Cara Sammartino, Michael Costa, Betsey John, Josiah Rich, MD, MPH
“Hispanics More Likely Than Non-Hispanic Whites and Blacks to Link to HIV Care within 90 Days After Release from a Country Jail” -
Benjamin Ammon, Ank Nijhawan, Yordanos Tiruneh, Mphil, PhD, Xilong Li
A randomized controlled trial of an intervention to maintain suppression of HIV viremia following prison release through linkage to community care, motivational interviewing, and text message medication reminders: The imPACT Trial -
Jessica Carda-Auten, MPH
Track 4: Peer Session: Special Popln: Women
Effect of Fragmentation on Healthcare Utilization and Incarceration Among Recently Incarcerated Women -
Vinesh Jonnala, Jenerius Aminawung, Emily Wang, Shira Shavit, Diane Morse, MD
Disease Prevalence, Pregnancy Rates, and Health Insurance Patterns Among Justice-Involved Women of Reproductive Age in the United States -
Gregory Woods, BA
Talking the Talk: Mental Health Services for Women Incarcerated for Prostitution -
Donna Sabella M.Ed, MSN, PhD, PMHNP-BC
Track 5: Peer Session: Policy, Research, Public Health
Human Rights, Health Care and Federal Corrections: A decade of Tough on Crime Policies in Canada -
Ivan Zinger, J.D., PhD
The Potential Utility of an Interprofessional Analysis of Recent Professional- Society Refusals to Practice in Prison Settings -
Alina Bennett, MA, MPH, PhD
Two Varicella Outbreaks at Different Prison Facilities in Rhode Island: Epidemiology and Response -
Matthew Murphy, MD, MPH
Disseminating Data from the Transitions Clinic Network: Creating a Patient- centered Network -
Johanna Elumn, MSW, PhD
Fri, 03/17/2017 - 3:00pm to 4:00pm
Track 1: Lectures: Reentry
The prediction of violent reoffending on release from prison: a clinical prediction rule (OxRec) -
Seena Fazel, MBChB, MRCPsych, MD, FRCPsych
Development of a Prison-Based Peer-Led Intervention to Reduce Non-Communicable Disease Risk-Factors Amongst Prisoners -
Philippa Hearty, BSc, MA, Nat Wright
Track 2: Lectures: Juvenile Justice
The Impact of Varying Patterns of Detention of Serious Adolescent Offenders on Productive Activities -
JoAnn Lee, PhD, Faye Taxman, PhD
Improving Societal Outcomes for Juveniles with Disabilities: Policy Concerns -
Charles Bell, MA
Track 3: Lectures: HCV Treatment
Prioritizing Hepatitis C Treatment in US Prisons -
Turgay Ayer, PhD, Can Zhang, Anthony Bonifonte, Anne Spaulding, MD, MPH, Jagpreet Chhatwal, PhD
Challenges and Opportunities in Treating Chronic Hepatitis C Infection in Correctional Facilities: The Connecticut Experience Update -
Sisay Akalu, MD, MPH
Track 4: Lectures: Mental Health
Tough decisions – The aches and pains of moving away from Punitive Segregation -
Nichole Adams- Flores, PsyD MA MS ABPP
Healing Trauma: A Brief Intervention for Women -
Linda Frisman, PhD, Eileen Russo
Track 5: Lectures
Pilot Study Assessing the Effectiveness of a Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Intervention for Women in Prison: An RCT -
Stephen Tripodi, PhD, Annelise Mennicke, Susan McCarter, Katie Ropes
The Impact of Trauma Informed Treatment on Health Care Utilization in a Correctional Setting -
Daniel Bannish, PsyD
A cross-sectional examination of criminal justice risk, multi-morbidities and determinants of health among substance using probationers -
Jennifer Lerch, MA, Alexander Dorman, BA, Scott Walters, PhD, Faye Taxman, PhD
A foundation for successful data linkage: Reporting on the availability and quality of correctional and health data sources across California. -
Meghan Morris, MPH, PhD
An Initial Investigation of Shame and Guilt in Group Trauma Treatment for Incarcerated Women -
Melissa Zielinski, PhD
Assessing Quality of Diabetes Management by Using HEDIS Measures in Correctional Facilities -
Huyen Vu, PharmD, Valerie Barnes, PharmD, MS, BCPS, Fadia Shaya, PhD, MPH, Magaly Rodriguez de Bittner, PharmD, BCPS, FAPhA
Buprenorphine for Prisoners: 12-month arrest data -
Michael Gordon, D.P.A.
Contacting incarcerated adults living with HIV in the United States for recruitment in the Medical Monitoring Project (MMP) -
Ansley Lemons, MPH
Criminal Justice Health Digital Curriculum: Lessons at One Year -
Andreas Mitchell, BA, Julia Randall, BA, Rahela Aziz-Bose, BA, Tamara Reichberg, BA, MA, Marc Stern, MD, MPH, Warren Ferguson, MD
Depression among Inmates in a Regional Prison of Eastern Nepal: A Cross-Sectional Study -
Gambhir Shrestha, MD
Direct medical costs associated with the extrahepatic manifestations of Hepatitis C infection in France -
Janine Gaiha, PhD
Expanding the Student-Faculty Medical Clinic: Dental, Psychiatric, and Social Services Partnerships -
Diana Miao, BA
From Chaos to Calm: Engaging Hearts and Minds at Riker's Island -
Nichole Adams- Flores, PsyD MA MS ABPP
Gender Differences in HIV Risk Behaviors Among Persons Involved in the U.S. Criminal Justice System and Living with HIV or at Risk for HIV: A “Seek, Test, Treat, and Retain” Harmonization Consortium -
Kelsey Loeliger, MPhil
Health Care Delivery for Women in Prison in New South Wales, Australia. -
Penelope Abbott, MBBS, MPH, FRACGP
Health Fairs in a Correctional Setting: A Public Health Initiative -
Deborah Davis, MSW
Illicit Drug Use And Criminal Activity Among Hispanic Daily Marijuana Users In The Criminal Justice System. -
Dilser Ayala, BS
Implementation of SAMHSA-funded Offender Re-Entry Programs Addressing Substance Use and Co-occurring Disorders among Justice Involved Latino Adults -
Angela Wangari Walter, PhD, MPH, MSW
Implementing a nurse-led rapid opt-out HIV testing program in a county jail -
Emeli Anderson, BS, cMSPH, Anne Spaulding, MD, MPH, Destani Bizune, cMPH, Chava Bowden
Opt-out testing for HIV in a large urban jail: detainees’ attitudes and experiences -
Lawrence Ouellet, PhD
Peer-Led Health Education Programming in US Prisons: Understanding Benefits and Barriers to Implementation -
Alexandria Macmadu, MSc, Bradley Brockmann, JD, Mdiv, Traci Green, PhD, Josiah Rich, MD, MPH
Reflexivity and space: Interrogating identity in relation to research in carceral environments -
Leah Samples, MEd, Erin McCauley, BA, Med(c)
Synergy between depression and executive dysfunction and correlations with social vulnerability and substance use among African American inmates prior to incarceration -
Faith Scanlon, Undergraduate Student
The Contraceptive Needs of Women Re-Entering the Community after Incarceration in New York -
Dana Schonberg, MD, MPH
