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NCJ Number: NCJ 100151  
Title: Correctional Monograph - Selected Papers From the First Annual Correctional Symposium, Lexington, Kentucky, October 1984
Corporate Author: Eastern Kentucky University
Dept of Correctional Services
United States
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Publication Date: 1984
Pages: 18
Type: Program/project description/evaluations
Origin: United States
Language: English
Annotation: These four papers examine correctional employee burnout, inmate suicide prevention, youthful offender treatment and facility management, and the use of the automated social history in community corrections.
Abstract: The first paper presents results of a study showing high levels of stress-related physical and emotional illness, impaired job performance, and increased marital disruption among personnel in two Kentucky correctional institutions. Logotherapy, an existential approach focusing on increasing individual stress-management skills, is recommended as a means to combat burnout. The second paper describes a suicide prevention program for correctional facilities. Program components include staff training, inmate screening, crisis management, facility design/ modification to enhance inmate supervision, review of suicide incidents, and revision of management policies. The next paper describes staffing, support, admission, and facility design parameters of a therapeutic-community approach to the treatment of substance abusing youthful offenders in Florida. The final paper describes a computerized method for collecting offender social history information for use in inmate treatment and probation decisionmaking. 39 references.
Main Term(s): Corrections management
Index Term(s): Treatment community ; Computer generated reports ; Offender profiles ; Inmate social programs ; Special interest groups ; Stress management ; Corrections decisionmaking ; Correctional officer stress ; Inmate suicide ; Florida ; Kentucky
 
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