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The in-person portion of this training will be held at the National Corrections Academy in Aurora, CO. Participants entering this facility are required to submit information (including SSN) used to conduct a background check.

This e-course provides an overview of infectious disease outbreaks in correctional and detention facilities and describes the critical role correctional nurses and others play in an outbreak investigation.

NIC microsites were created out of a desire for correctional program specialists to be able to provide deep-dives on the information they and their constituents care about the most.

The “most effective ways to meet the needs of returning female offenders” are explained (p.1). This report has these sections: overview; presentations-foundations of effective service; discussions-highlights and themes; going forward; and conclusion.

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Who does NIC serve? NIC is dedicated to providing specialized and direct corrections training and resources to line staff, administration, and researchers in tribal, local, state, and federal corrections agencies.

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