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• Interested in Collaboration Strategies? Just another trend?

  The National Institute of Corrections supported the development of "Collaboration: A Training Curriculum to Enhance the Effectiveness of Criminal Justice Teams: Instructional Manual", by the State Justice Institute (site takes some time to download... Posted Oct 19 2006, 08:54 AM by Peggy L. Ritchie with | with no comments Filed under: Conferences/Training , National Institute of Corrections

• Do you want to know how to integrate surveillance data on infectious diseases? And more...

  Welcome back and I hope you had a great holiday weekend.. Our Weekly Digest includes: Managing your health care data for disease reporting NIC's Service Plan for 2006-2007 is released... "The Criminal Effect of Meth on Communities: A 2006 Survey... Posted Sep 05 2006, 12:58 PM by Peggy L. Ritchie with | with no comments Filed under: Medical/Mental Health, National Institute of Corrections

• Are you working on long term strategies for a systematic approach to criminal justice in your jurisdiction? A new guide is available based on NIC's goals to assist the field

  Getting It Right-Collaborative Problem Solving for Criminal Justice , published in June of 2006, provides guidance to activities, methods, and tools necessary to address in detail criminal justice system assessment and planning and the process and strategies... Posted Jul 19 2006, 05:38 PM by Peggy L. Ritchie with | with no comments Filed under: National Institute of Corrections

• NIC and The Moss Group Launch new PREA bulletin "Staff Perspectives-Sexual Violence in Adult Prisons & Jails"

  National prison and jail focus groups provide the foundation for the first volume of "Staff Perspectives-Sexual Violence in Adult Prisons & Jails". This series of bulletins will assist the field in developing relevant knowledge about sexual... Posted Jul 17 2006, 02:02 PM by Peggy L. Ritchie with | with no comments Filed under: National Institute of Corrections