First Responder Heart Health
Many arrestees think that if they say they have COVID-19, they will not go to jail, but that’s not how the system works
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
It is unacceptable to send corrections personnel to interpersonally complex and physically dangerous work environments without appropriate armor
COVID-19 put the spotlight on officer recruitment, retention and wellness. The good news is, we have solutions to these issues
Administrators and supervisors MUST invest in their most valuable resource – front-line staff – like never before
Staff recruitment and retention have remained critical obstacles, but there are still strategies organizations can employ to gain the upper hand in 2022
While lots of people talk about the importance of sleep, they often do not address how to get to sleep
It is possible to practice both vigilance and kindness during interactions you have related to corrections
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